Thank you amrad. I have the BM fan deck at home with weekend so that helps with visualizing the colors together. I should have mentioned that I will be repainting the now pale yellow walls to BM Hawthorne Yellow (well, at least I think that now, we'll see after the test pot goes up). Would that change your recommendation?

I painted my cabinets last summer, my house faces south, so I get lots of sun too. I got samples of White Dove and 3 others that I cannot recall (probably what you mentioned or close). I did not like White Dove on the swatch at all, but I kept an open mind. I painted all 4 on poster boards and looked at them for a few days and did a process of elimination. White Dove won! I LOVE the way my cabinets look.....white without being stark, but no undertones. I used Cabinet Coat paint from BM and they tinted it White Dove for me. Hope that helps....

I've had glacier white corian counters for 10 years now, and I still love them. I did extensive tests to make sure I could get stains out before I committed to them. I got a large sample, and left red wine, blackberries, green juice, olive oil, wet coffee grounds, etc. on the corian sample for days, and then cleaned it. Stuff like that will not come off with a simple spray cleaner, but when I have to really get a stain out, I put a little bit of bon ami on a damp paper towel and scrub it out like that, and I've never had a stain not come off immediately. These days, my worst stains are from turmeric and oil mixtures, and they come out with the bon ami method. One thing to note if you are going to try this - you will see a difference in the sheen where you've scrubbed with bon ami. But I've scrubbed my entire counter at one time or another, so all of the initial sheen is now a bit more matte, but it's still bright white. I've nicked my counter, and scratched it, but since it's white, it really doesn't show up very much. I feel like when it's time to get my kitchen updated, I can just get the corian surface-buffed, and it will be like brand-new sheen-wise. I would totally put glacier white counters in my next house. Love them!

I would bring sample paint chips to where your slab is (paint chips or sample cabinet doors with your chosen paint on it). The lighting will most likely be different there than your home light, but it should give you a good idea of how the colors blend together. I would also try to get a sample of your slab and bring it home along with your sample paint chips/cabinet doors. I would not automatically paint your cabinets the color of your home doors and trim because unless you’ve matched up your slab to the color of your home trim, you could be making a huge mistake. It’s a lot easier to paint the trim in your kitchen to match up with your cabs and slab than to have to repaint your cabinets should you find that when the slab goes in there’s a terrible clash.