Lori: So that’s a “Yes?” ;)

Btw, is there key or legend of some sort to go along with that color wheel? If so, would you mind posting an image of it, too? It seems like a great tool if one knows how to use it!

Edit: Never mind! I clicked on the link and found what I was looking for. And while browsing your site, in particular this page, I discovered a readability issue with the clickable images - caused by the transparent background - that you probably will want to fix:

I’m sure it’s a site-wide phenomenon, too, but I didn’t go looking through all the pages.

Lori: So that’s a “Yes?” ;)

As I understand it, it's a maybe -- as Lori writes, the OP needs "to test both colors in the space carefully and make sure the harmony based on hue family is enough - do they look pretty together".

They do look pretty together. I have them currently on my wall. Thank you so much! It makes sense. I'm painting the walls in my house crisp muslin and I was trying to find an accent color for my kitchen island, but I think it will work!

Also, there's no such as a cool yellow or warm yellow?

I have this color as well I was considering but I dont think it will provide enough contrast. But my granite is black, so the reclaimed may be too dark.

Can someone tell me what this color white means for me then? It's supposed to be a bright white. Will it work with the crisp muslin?

@Sammy thanks for letting me know - I had no clue. Recently switched themes and had to reset the EasyFancy Box plugin settings. It should be working now.

Also, there's no such as a cool yellow or warm yellow?

Excellent question. Yes. There is such a thing as a cool yellow and warm yellow. This blog post explains it.

Can someone tell me what this color white means for me then? It's supposed to be a bright white. Will it work with the crisp muslin?

Sure will.

DEW380 is a very pretty white. As you can see from its hue family notation it belongs to the middle of the Green-Yellow (GY) hue family. Chroma of 0.10. And that's everything you want in a clean, crisp, neutral "just white" white.

It would take some diggin' to find a color that does not work with DEW380. With its low chroma it even works with other colors of white and you don't have to worry about either color of white looking dirty or dingy - again, because DEW380 has such a low chroma value of 0.10.

Deanna: Is this a re-decorating project or are you starting with a blank slate?Whichever it is, I think you’ve made some elegant color choices, and I, for one, would really like to see the final outcome!

It's a blank state. My home is brand new, never been painted.