Check out this link. You have to scroll down a bit to find her suggestions for trim colors.

https://www.kylieminteriors.ca/colour-review-benjamin-moore-collingwood-oc-28/

Thank you, I will!

How do I use this? How did you get these two colours?

Hi. Have a look at the Colorographies at The Land of Color .com

Hue - tells you where, within its objectively measured Hue Family, a colour sits.

Value - how light or dark a colour is.

Chroma - how near neutral, or colourful it is. The lower the Chroma, the nearer to neutral.

LRV - how much light a colour reflects back into a space.

You can use these attributes to then compare similarities and differences between colours.

If you are after a lighter white than Extra White, then look for one with a higher Value.

If you are after a more neutral, less colourful white, then look for one with a lower Chroma.

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Here are a number of popular whites and their key attributes.

A helpful rule-of-thumb, when combining whites and off-whites is that you are after

a minimum difference in Chroma of 0.2 between them.

That way, neither colour should make the other appear dingy or dirty.

Marylee, would you mind telling me where SW Navajo White falls on that chart? I have walls in that color and need to repaint ceiling which was SW Crisp Linen. I want to brighten the dark room and repaint the ceiling a lighter but warm white that will go well with the Navajo White.

Hi - this is courtesy of the Colorography Lab at The Land of Color .com

Thank you Marylee, I appreciate it.

There are lots more whites which will offer less of a contrast trim if you prefer. But consider that they can be more difficult to pair with other colours, should you choose to change the wall colour again, further down the line.