I like how the wood cabinets break up all the painted walls, so I wouldn't paint, but I can see how it would be a more cohesive look to have them the same as the doors and trim out in your home.

Before we sold our last home, I had a really excellent painter come in and paint the bedrooms, a few walls of our great room, our home office, and the entryway in Dover White by Sherwin Williams. He loved it and actually used it on a few subsequent projects. We also loved it. My kitchen and dining area were in a color called "green plum passion" by valspar, and the Dover White complemented this color as well. I think it would look great with a satin white trim and a bright white ceiling. We had similar color tile to what you have on your kitchen floor, which went well with the Dover White. A friend recently painted her condo (which is an interior unit and doesn't get a ton of light) in Sherwin Willams 9109 Natural Linen. She says when she buys/builds her next house she'll use it everywhere... Hope these thoughts are helpful.

I used the color "Grey Screen" by Sherwin Williams for my bedroom. I chose it because it played nice with all kinds of wood tones, from orangey to brown to tan. Pair it with blues, it skews blue. Pair it with tan or certain browns and it stays grey. https://www.sherwin-williams.com/homeowners/color/find-and-explore-colors/paint-colors-by-family/SW7071-gray-screen

The conventional wisdom is to choose a neutral that "works" with everything and that leaves your options for other colors wide open. For me there are some neutrals that work okay with most everything, but they may not be the best with the colors you love or in some cases they may not even be okay. My favorite colors wine reds and purples. Those neutrals that they say work with everything usually greige (gray/beige with green undertones) The neutrals with pink or violet undertones (taupe or violet gray) are the ones that most people steer you away from, but that look great with my colors. My sister loves olive greens and golds and orange reds - classic fall colors. - Greige is great in her home. My sister in law loves cornflower blues and peach. Greige looks muddy with her pastels, a light, clear cream or a light gray both work well. I am in my 60s and I can remember when we struggled with picking colors for our first homes and buying things through the years that were the popular colors of the day. At some point we all landed on the colors for in our home that are actually the same color families that look good on us. I am a winter (dark hair, ivory skin tone) and look good in bright, clear colors, Susie is a fall, (brown hair, olive skin tone) and looks great in muted greens that make me look like I died a week ago. Lisa has blond hair and blue eyes and skin that tans as soon as she walks out the door. Spring pastels look beautiful on her. We all ended up filling our homes with the colors that make our hearts sing, and apparently we are vain and the colors that made us feel like a 10 when we were young make our hearts sing. So what are your favorite colors? What colors make you feel like a 10 and what is the best neutral background for those color? What neutral color do you want surrounding you when you sit on your sofa in your favorite outfit while entertaining your friends?