This combination was recommended to me for my kitchen cabinets and walls (with red oak floors) so I'm also very keen to see examples!

To help those in future searches.....we chose Sherwin Williams High Reflective White as our interior trim color. We are very happy with the choice, pops against the wall paint colors we chose (Crisp Linen, Natural Linen and Neutral Ground). It comes across as a "neutral white" to me. But it did cost us a few hundred more dollars than our original paint quote. Apparently this color only comes in some of SW paint grades so we had to upgrade to a different grade to get this color.

I suggest removing white dove from the scheme. In a poorly light or Northern exposure room, White Dove can look grimy. Do instead Chantilly Lace for trim/cabinets in a semi-gloss and Chantilly Lace for the walls and ceiling in a matte finish. The different finishes will make the one color look differently. If the above one color/different finishes isn’t enough of a contrast, do the Chantilly Lace on trim, cabinets and ceiling and try b.M. Wedding Veil on the walls in matte finish.

Oh, I am so sorry! I forgot about this. I will have my friend take pictures when she stops by in a day or two and send them to me to post here. I promise I won't forget by bookmarking this discussion. I can tell you that I just could not be happier. It doesn't appear any other color than neutral white regardless of what direction the sun comes in or if it is at night with drapes closed and lights on. The ever-so-slightly shiny texture of the faux white silk drapes against it looks fantastic too. I'll be back as soon as I can.