I wouldn't worry about it. I would have chosen blinds to match the trim but it is what it is; it's just a blended color scheme off-whites. NBD. Once you get everything in place, it will look fine.

My builder uses strictly Sherwin Williams and will be color matching the 2 or 3 BM colors that I chose. I've never seen a Sherwin Williams match to BenM's Super White that I thought was good enough to call it "match". You may have a different opinion - you might love the custom match. But I recommend you stipulate in your contract that you have to approve the SW color match to Super White and if they can't match it to your satisfaction, then he's going to have to get it from Benjamin Moore. I only want one crisp white for all the trim in the whole house(except where it will make my cabinets look dingy) I can only speak to the comparison of White Duck to the original BenM Super White, not the SW color match. There is a generous difference in terms of Chroma between the two colors. That means it's unlikely either will make the other look dingy. Ok you color guru’s does the White Duck and Edgecomb Gray work together? They're very similar. White Duck is slightly lighter and more neutral, less colorful. Edgecomb is the darker of the two and has more color. They're most similar in terms of hue family. You're either going to love it or you're not. In certain low light moments you might not be able to tell they're two different colors.

If you had wood cabinets the trim would be the same. Not sure why your contractor thinks it is different for white cabinets.

I got some samples yesterday and hung up today to try to narrow down choices. I did look at the suedes and velvet, but ended up with linen blends. The one ask from my husband is not solid white as he says there’s too much in the rooms, so I’ll give him that one and eliminated those. :). One is more traditional the other more transitional?? I started to pull some prints because I felt the solids were too blah in the room. I would appreciate your thoughts as I found your comments very helpful. Thank you!!