Have you contacted Diamond. Or asked Lowe’s to do so.? We just installed a factory finish color on our house and they gave us touch up paint as well the formula was readily available at Sherwin Williams . I’d go to Diamond either the local technical rep or thru email into their system technical support or customer service to get the formula . it should not be a mystery if it’s exact match you want altho I don’t know why . Often trim is differentiated by a shade or two.

Whoa, that’s horrible @Chritstine Hollern. I so sad and sorry to hear this. I wonder if there’s a company that can repair the chips. I had read negative comments on here about MSI, so that’s why I went with Hanstone. Also, our contractor has Montauk in his office/show room. So that’s what I went with but there was a lot of beautiful MSI colors and so many options. Maybe go back to the place you got the countertop from with pics? I think there’s a warranty with MSI.

I know it's the same color, I just pointed out that they look like four different ones to me:) Think how it changes with light, than it gets filtered by your lense, then it gets on my monitor.. Cabinets also look differently in different lights, on your pictures. That's how it is. I also love warm colors, and my cabinets are taupe, very warm -they can even read brownish in a certain light, and that's when I love them the most. ( And I chose this color for a very long time-everything seemed too cool to me) But in some other times, in certain light, they do become slightly cooler. It's normal. At night it doesn't even matter what color they are lol. No light-no color. I think you need to give yourself a full day or day and a half to look at the color. This, or another one. Make several bigger samples, move them around. I usually pick up small swatches in a store, staple my favorite ones in a notebook, deliberate over them (probably look funny as hell)), ..pick the ones I love the most..can be something unexpected too...narrow down to three or four..then make big samples I can move around in the room next to this and that. And I agree, you're trying too hard to match, while you probably mean: "to work together"

How would SW High Reflective look? If you search the forum, there are several posts discussing High Reflective White in depth. First, it's not available in all SW products. So, if you want to use it, you need to choose the product first. Second, HRW has poor hide. Meaning it takes at least 3 coats to build. Last, IMO it's not that great of a color and not worth the hassle. SW Extra White is prettier and has better hide. Still may need 3 coats. Again, a lot depends on the product and sheen. Figure that out first. Also, Dunn Edwards' new Exquisite matte is gorgeous. Highly recommend for walls and ceilings if DE is a possible option. It is a bit of a splurge for ceilings but if you do put on the ceiling, you won't have to paint them again for eleventy million years because it's good stuff. And it has a slight sheen so Warm White on the ceiling would need a primer first so it doesn't flash.