What are you willing and able to paint? How light do you want the space to feel? If you are adding limited areas of white it will make the wood look darker by contrast... I would start by painting all the paneling, baseboards, and casings white, leaving the ceilings, beams, and doors wood. As to which white there are millions and I would need to see your inspiration photos to really provide advise, though I would stick to a warmer white versus a cooler white since there is so much warm wood.

Thanks for responding! Yes, I would like to paint all paneling just as you say. Do you have any recommendation for a warm white? Just something that looks white!!

Ps, what do you mean by ‘casing’?

I’m not sure I’d paint EVERYTHING
But either way you should sample some whites in your space to make sure you like the undertones and the way the color works in your space.
I’d start with white dove. Simply white. And Chantilly lace. All great options although there are many more as well.

Casing refers to the trim around doors and windows (versus the jamb, or the baseboard...)

I have a cabin with “stucco” walls and lots of wood. Currently using “linen white” by Benjamin Moore. IMO, it is a warm and rich white. Depending on light, can appear a little yellow against reddish stained wood. To me, that will be a main consideration for you.