Color is always so much fun when it comes to remodeling! Chantilly Lace is a very bright white (High Hide) color. It's beautiful! I usually recommend that people reserve this color for baseboards and woodwork. However, if you love it for your walls, you could always decrease the sheen on the walls and increase the sheen for the woodwork. It will give the illusion of two different colors (both white) but still allow your woodwork to pop! Here is a blog post that is loaded with ideas that may help. Have Fun! 2023 Trending Ideas

Chantilly Lace has an LRV of 90 and a Chroma of .27, so it will appear bright white. Sherwin Williams Pure White 7005, has a LRV of 84, so less reflective than Chantilly Lace; and it has a Chroma of .44 It is in the Yellow Hue Family and with a difference in Chroma of greater than .20 it will look a bit different than your bright white trim. You definitely need some large sample boards to hold up in various lights and directions outside against the windows, to assess how they "play" together. Since we don't know the actual values of the window trim color, you will have to assess on site.

The same in a different sheen is IMO the easy choice .

What did you decide on? I am having the same dilema. I'm looking at white picket tiles (3x12 vertical), chloe or elysium arabesque calacatta gold.