Update: Black fox is gorgeous! It looked too brown against the old siding, so I threw it in the reject pile. But it is beautiful now that the new siding is up. Both sidings are sort of light yellow, so it's amazing how different the same color looks against them. And it's amazing how much different the whole house looks: It is no longer the neighborhood eyesore and is even pretty! That was irrelevant, but I was so happy I had to share. If anybody else wonders how various colors look with sailcloth, here's what we learned, at least for our house (It has red brick and siding. It's in the South and faces the afternoon sun. It's small and close to the road): There may be a blue or blue-black that works, but I tried a lot of samples and never found it. Green-blacks and some cyan-blacks looked great. The cyan needs to lean more green than blue. Browns look good. Very black was too stark for my taste, but if you want the blackest black, SW Tricorn is the one. This post was edited by violetcat on Sat, Jul 19, 14 at 6:51

No problem, and thank you! Our kitchen was previously a garage so it really came a long way! It was quite the renovation. Our cabinet doors are from Semihandmade. I’m not sure whether they would be standard or full overlay. The doors and drawers completely cover the cabinet frame though. Our countertops are a white quartz, and our backsplash is a marble subway tile. All goes very well with BM White Dove and Natural Cream!

I would just change the sheen unless you want more contrast. I would not use White Opulence in this situation because they are both too close but too different. It would be just "off" in that head scratching way. Now I do know White Opulence very well,as I've used it for all my trim and all the kitchen cabs in this house.

Would you do simply white walls with super white ceilings and trim? Won’t the contrast make the walls look yellow? I would in a heartbeat. It's a very pretty combination. There's enough difference in Chroma that one won't make the other look dirty/dingy. But, yes, Simply White is more colorful, has more Chroma than Super White and it is yellower. The contrast of hue between the two could result in Simply White looking like a very pale creamy off-white. Considering the floor, I'd go with a little more color on the walls. Shoji White, Greek Villa kind of pale, subtle greige-y vibe.