Thank you for your suggestions. I do plan to update the hardware, pendant lighting and paint out the window frames; all great suggestions. The imperfections can't be seen in the pictures. (and there are plenty) The kitchen cabinets are scratched and worn and look very tired. They are 25 years old and have 'aged' with 3 sons who were constantly in and out. I had the rest of the open concept living/dining room painted, ( BM edgecombe grey 50% lighter) which makes the kitchen look all the more tired. Your suggestions are appreciated.

I like the cabinets (on my monitor) it looks pale bluey-gray. Nice. I'd paint the wall the same white as the toilet/sink or else the same color as the cabinets. Done.

Just remodeled small condo bathroom with no natural light. The shower and floor are the gray and white marbling look. We kept our vanity and countertop. I painted the cabinets BM Inls-x Aqua Gray. I wanted to keep everything light because the bathroom is so small, but now I’m struggling to find a paint color that provides some contrast. Should I repaint my cabinets? If so what color? What wall color? OR Should I leave the cabinets acqua gray? If so, what color wall paint? I provided a photo of the art work I’d like to hang in the bathroom. HELP!

Did you look at White Dove? It's another popular BM white. It has a hint of gray under some lighting conditions, but that tones down the yellow (yet it's still considered a warm white), so maybe . . . ? You've already tried the others I would have suggested. If you're using Advance, be aware that the semi-gloss version of this is much shinier than semi-gloss in other BM product lines. The satin is shiny enough. I just had trim painted in it myself. Also, what are you looking at against your samples? Be careful not to be influenced by what is already there that you're going to be painting over. If you have any copier paper around, surround your samples with it so you get a clearer picture. If you're painting sample boards, use a white border. If you're painting on a wall, prime around the sample to get rid of the existing color.