Just use white for the trim. There is enough of a contrast with the BM linen white so that you will notice it. This gives a very clean look. I actually prefer Behr's ultra pure white to the Benjamin Moore white because I think that the BM white has a little bit more of a blue cast to it, but I've used both whites and they both look great with linen white. Linen white by BM is great! It gives a little color but not too much. It is yellowish without being yellow. It gives a warm and inviting look to brighten any room. I realize I'm posting this messages years after the original post, but I'm just doing this for future viewers who are doing a search

https://www.houzz.com/photos/nantucket-ma-traditional-living-room-boston-phvw-vp~2409487 Pat: This paint is definitely warm and does not read white at all. This link gives a good representation of Maritime White OC5. You can see the different shades. Low light under the windows reads darker and bright light in the corner brings out a yellow tint. Although, I would not say this paint "reads yellow" at all. I think the bright light brings out the warmer hue. I hope the link works for you. If not, google BM Maritime White OC5 and you will get a lot of photos.

Thank you very much for the tip on OC 11 - looks to be a touch lighter than I was thinking of going. What is it about this color that makes you feel that it is a good match with these paint colors? Whites are so perplexing to me!!! FYI, I think that I am leaning to Natural Linen. Also worth noting that I am going for a bit of a warmer vibe....this is a mountain house, trying to keep it feeling "mountainy" !?!

I have talked to numerous people at PB and no one has known what paint color "Logan Antique White" is most similar to. I have the Logan collection and the trim in my home is SW Creamy. Creamy appears lighter and pinker next to the Logan furniture. Logan is more similar to SW Dover White, but a tad darker. I have found it requires a color with a lower LRV (below 45 seems best). SW Waterloo and BM Cloudy Sky are examples. Green undertones look best.