white no comment on the paint selection

Oh, that's always a tough one. I tend to go with more traditional choices and would suggest match the crown. Painting trim/molding the same color as the walls comes with caveats. Biggest one is every time you want to change wall color, you also have to paint the trim. Well, I suppose you wouldn't have to but then that's a different approach altogether. Here's a link about ceilings and trim. Specifically about painting the trim same as walls. Here is a link that might be useful: Trim / Ceilings

You're so wise to be thinking this through! We were having our remodel done while out-of-state, so trusted our contractor for some of these issues. Our cabinets were quite white so I chose a white trim paint to go with them and the contractor was to use it on doors, etc. Instead he used BM Atrium White telling me it was similar and a fairly standard white for trim, but not so stark and he thought it blended well with the cabinets. It is a decent white, but has a pinkish tone to it I don't care for personally and definitely does not match my cabinets or interior doors. Sadlly, it bugs me more than I care to admit to see all the trim that color right up against the whiter doors! Also it did not match any shutter color whites available--off a little there as well. I wish I had more crispness in my trim, and at least for me, would have preferred the whiter look. (Even though I have slightly buttermilk white on some furniture.) I'd love to know what you choose since that's something I often consider re-painting, but hard to justify all the work it would involve. The lighter your wall colors will be, the more you'd probably prefer a whiter white in order to have contrast. (My walls are fairly light.) Good luck!

I painted the walls in Wool Skein and the trim in Universal Khaki in the dining room, kitchen, back hall, and mudroom of a showhouse project. The overall look was still bright and light. I feel you do need more substantial mouldings to pull it off. The first pic is overexposed, the second is much closer to IRL.