Old color on right that looked great with trim. Bonus cat

Decorators white on the left side of this junction with some light. Bonus dog

Talking to myself here but would painting the walls the same color as the trim but flat work? Down the line we want to paint the trim but not sure it's in the cards as of now.

Decorator's White is not a warm white so yes, you'll see the difference with your trim. You most certainly can paint the walls the same colour as the trim in a different finish!

What colour is the trim? Perhaps people will have suggestions for a white if you are looking for a bit of a harmonious contrast.

Decorator's White is actually quite a cool light gray. If the woodwork is more creamy then I would try Benjamin Moore White Dove OC-17 for the walls. It will also compliment your couch. Alternately, if you know what color the trim was painted you can use the same color on the walls but in a flat/matte finish.

Yeah According to Maria Killam decorator white is a blue white.

The scale goes: Blue white, true white, off-white, cream.

Honestly you’ll have to live with the color or repaint it. If you wanted a creamy trim color, Bm simply white or bm cloud white are two choices. I wouldn’t use a cream trim unless you have very brown/earthy hard finishes and it doesn’t look like you do. Grays look better with whites and off whites anyhow.

If you want a white with out the blue and not as creamy as an off-white, bm chantilly lace is a true white.

You didn’t notice before because the walls were darker and the white white provided a lot of contrast.

What color is the gray? Looks like a blue gray which will always read more blue on the walls. We’re you looking for something more ‘putty’ and neutral feeling? If so, a gray with a green undertone is where you want to look.

Thank you all for your help and recommendations. I will get the name of the trim paint when I get home - I believe they left some in the garage. We were between chantilly lace and the decorators white funny enough but seems like we went in the wrong direction.

I would paint your walls the same color as your trim, in an eggshell finish. It will give a lovely tone-on-tone look.

Looks like it might be Benjamin Moore Manchester Tan for the trim according to the paint bucket we have leftover from previous owner

I agree with Open House Home Staging - paint the wall same as the trim. That would be beautiful. Start with one wall and if you don't like it, you can always paint over it. I just painted my bathroom walls Manchester Tan this past Sunday. I love it. I prefer matte for walls over egg shell.