@Sheila Rush have you picked flooring, counter tops, cabinets, backsplash yet? Those fixed elements should really help decide your wall color. Also how light or dark you want your walls, Natural Choice is the lightest with an LRV of 73, Natural Linen has an LRV of 66 and Accessible Beige is the darkest with an LRV of 58. All three of your choices are part of the yellow hue family, but AB and NL are closer to the red side of the color wheel (warmer) and NC is closer to the green side of the color wheel (cooler). Hope that helps!

Lori A. Sawaya, I can't thank you enough for your time. I really truly appreciate it and your knowledge is Way Beyond mine. So thank you. Unfortunately, we have already met with the painter 3 times and we did view large samples up against the Alabaster. She suggested Pure White. I was torn between High Reflective white and Extra White. To be fair, she has given me ample time to make my decision but I just came across all this new color information too late in the game. I'm really down to deciding between one of the Sherwin-Williams whites. I spoke with her and she said the extra white has already been purchased. I already changed on her once because I first decided on High Reflective White. She let me change because she had another project that she said she could use it on for....someone who was painting their she shed and just wanted it any color white. She said she could be willing to swap out for that, but that's all she can do for me now. If she has to go get new paint for me again, I would have to pay for both colors even though I would only be using the one. I truly appreciate all of your time that you have taken to answer this question for me. Unfortunately, this time I waited too long and I'm just going to have to try to decide between the High reflective and the Extra White at this time.

101streitired. looks very nice. could I offer one tiny bit of advice? thanks! The window. what you have is all very white and very solid. the mini blind is my pet peeve over kitchen windows. let me show you a photo shop of a new window treatment, and possibly a sconce. ( realize you can't do a pendant, and I know you have the trim piece across the front. but at least look at the window treatments) don't be afraid to add some cutting boards and greenery to the mix either

That looks like a neutral gray. more of a silver gray. I used this Covered in Platinum (DunnEdwards) on the fascia of my house and it's very close to your inspo pic look at Crushed Ice or Big Chill. these aren't overly cool toned these are BM, but are also pretty neutral grays Here are some combos w/whites and light grays. grab some samples Drift of Mist can take on a slightly cooler blue tone, but not as much as Olympus. If you'd like a slightly warmer gray, try this combo. it would also look great w/black or SW Iron Ore