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parma-gray. Look at the link and they recommend a white to use.

https://www.farrow-ball.com/en-us/paint-colours/parma-gray

Excuse the mess--we're still painting and making some other changes.

That wall color is F&B Slipper Satin.

What about one of these suggested colors from the website? Are you looking for a big or subtle contrast? What undertone are you looking for? Lots of options, but not enough information of what look you want.

I would go with the Wimborne white that is recommended on the link posted by duvetcover, above.

The Wimborne White is even lighter than the Slipper Satin, so I didn't really like that look. I wanted to stay neutral, but with a bit more contrast. I want the kitchen to have a warm and calm feel to it. Some of you are a lot more well versed in design than I am, so sorry if I'm not being clear! 🙂

I'm probably too late to this party, but it seems to me you could either choose a darker color or a more saturated color. I'm concerned that a darker color will put your wall paint too close in value to the Parma Gray. That is, you'll have contrast in color, but not when it comes to light/dark. I think that could be boring. You could either go a lot darker so that the wall color is darker than the cabinet color and get contrast that way, or stay lighter and choose a more saturated (less neutral) color, which I think would address your issue of the walls looking too white.

Do you all like the wall color as it is? I see online that must people do use a very light neutral, like Wimbourne White. And THANK YOU!! I really appreciate all the input.

If you like yellows, F&B Snow White is lighter than Slipper Satin but more saturated. House White is about the same lightness as Slipper Satin but more saturated. and Skimmed Milk White is a bit darker. All in the yellow or yellow/orange color families.

On the darker side, I like Worsted with Parma Gray. And off on a tangent relative to what you were asking for, Stiffkey Blue.

More in line with what you were asking (but again, my concern is that they are too close in value to the Parma Gray) are California Sand, Cornforth White, and Shaded White. Shaded White is probably closest to what you have but a bit darker.

Colours of the same Value are harmonious.

Colours of the same Chroma are harmonious.

Colours of the same LRV are hamonious too.

You can certainly add more drama playing with dufferent values & chroma.

But that’s in addition.

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You are all out of my league! 🙂 So glad I asked! This is great advice. Thank you!!

You can add a range of intensity & colour pops via funishings, textiles, artwork, accessories etc

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