why are you using white on the walls? if you want white, then use Chantilly. (Actually, I'd use Pure White or Simply White for all the trim. they are neutral w/no undertones. Chantilly is a cool white and can have icy blue/green hues) try crushed ice. it's a very nice color on the wall. or BM Pale Oak. this white in the pic is a warmer, neutral white. I would rethink using Chantilly w/your warm floors and gray cabinets.

Ok this post has made my decision final. I’m going to paint all my walls/trim decorators white. I like that it leans slightly grey and that there are absolutely no creamy undertones. I’m going to do the walls in eggshell finish and the trim in semi gloss. My floors are a whitewashed oak and my cabinets are a mix of painted white and wood stained. Will post pics in a couple of weeks when it’s complete to hopefully help others!

Found some photos of a kitchen with lighter floors and Chantilly Lace on everything. Scrolling down the fireplace panels are painted Balboa Mist OC-27….nice combination. Make sure that you are using appropriate finishes so the you see a distinction from walls to cabinets to woodwork to ceiling. Otherwise, the interior will look like the paint was sprayed over all.

I prefer a cleaner white for trim, doors and cabinets in general and that's why I see CL as a better choice especially considering the tone of your floor. Chantilly Lace and Simpy White both technically work with Wind's Breath. There are no red flags that show up in the notations to indicate that they won't harmonize or go together. For example, I would do WB on the walls, CL on trim/doors and SW on the ceiling - it's a pretty palette. Consider the color of the cabinetry throughout the house too to help you make a decision.