There are a zillion whites. you will have to go to the paint store and look at the samples.

The gray floors with pink tones is bouncing off the white walls that have a subtle pinkness to them, at least on my screen. Benjamin Moore Atrium White has some pink to it, but you won't necessarily have the same kind of floor, which will totally affect the color. As will natural light and the direction it's coming from. Nighttime with artificial light will affect the color as well.

Have you contacted Gallery Homes.of DeLand, since they posted the home? They may have a standard color they use.

@sukimom- I know, you are right-it has been quite difficult for sure. And, yes, I have already gone to the paint store and gathered paint chips. Thanks ☺️

@housegal200 Hmm, the floors are not gray as far as I can tell, but that’s what makes it even more difficult is everyone sees differently on their screen.
I already know all about what you’re saying about direction of sunlight, lighting, etc. just trying to get closer to a pick. And, yes, if I seem desperate, I am! Thanks! 🤣

@L.D. Johnson- yes, I have. But, good catch and good thought. Thanks! ☺️

@housegal200 Thanks.

Lighting is responsible for 50% of the color you see. No way to duplicate from a photo like that without trying in your own home. Go get some samples at the local paint store.

I have already studied for months white paint cool whites, warm whites, direction of my house and how this affects the paint, kilowatts if lightbulbs, LRV, chroma, etc. I have already gotten paint samples.
I am in need of one color of white paint even though it seems impossible to do this. I just need input on close colors based as a best guess on what the photo shows. If you don’t know, that is fine, however, I am hopeful someone will say, “That looks like Alabaster from Sherwin Williams, etc.”, for example. ☺️💕

Take the phone/photo to a paint store and see what they say.

What you're asking is kind of impossible to do on a screen. As suggested, bring your phone to paint store and ask someone there to suggest possible matches.

Alternatively, expand the photos you're showing us, and put your paint chips next to the photos on a sunny day, on a gray day, at night and next to a window. A color consultant, I repeat, is your best bet. They're not that expensive.

I would look at the best selling whites from Benjamin Moore. They are best selling because they look good. Pick three that seem to be what you want then get some sample jars and foam core boards so you can actually try the samples without cluttering the walls. Foam core boards allows you flexibility to see the color as a stand alone and in contrast with the other colors.

My favorite whites are:

Thanks!

Thanks @houssaon

Which colors have you sampled so far - if any?

Your inspiration photos are impacted by the natural light....from which direction does the light come into your windows? For instance, if the light comes from the North, I would suggest S W Pure White.

@LoriA.Sawaya- I am trying to stay with Sherwin Williams colors because we don’t have a Benjamin Store close by. Here are the ones I like (but not necessarily in tandem with the photos I posted). Alabaster, Greek Villa, Westhighland White, White Flour, White Duck, Shoji White, Origami White, Drift of Mist. I have a bunch more but this is why I am complicating my own life.

Look at SW best selling whites. I think the same logic applies. I just did a search on SW web for "best selling white and these came back:

Good luck!

looking at that photo I see a bit of pink/taupe undertones. maybe it's the travertine reflection. don't know.

but I'd look at some of these whites that lean toward the red side of the color wheel.

Have you tried these 3?

or any of these?

I have a bunch more but this is why I am complicating my own life.

lol! :)

Of course everyone is correct that pictures of paint colors/rooms online are pointless because everyone's monitor is different and we have no idea what was done to the photos before they were posted.

I just painted my whole house Fossil by Dunn-Edwards and it reminds me of your inspiration pictures. Here are similar colors from SW.

It is imperative that you pick a white that works well with the flooring that you will be using.

I went to the website for Deland and noticed how harmonious their interiors felt, but also noted how well the floorings went with the wall color.

But look what happens when you flip flop the floor color in the rooms . . .

To get that feeling of harmony you have to start with the floor coloring.

If I had to guess, I think it looks like Benjamin Moore Dover White (sorry, I know you're wanting to stick with Sherwin).

In reference to the other whites you're considering....I think Alabaster will be very white in comparison to your photo. I've used Origami White multiple times, but I believe it will be cooler than the photo. Shoji White could be a good option....it has the warmth similar to the photo.

Shot in the dark but hope it helps!

Wow, everyone that has taken the time to assist- greatly appreciate this more than you know.
Lots of good input.
@BethH.- thank you. I have looked at some of the ones you referenced but it is funny, I didn’t think like some of them because they leaned pink. 🤣 I will look closely at all you sent. 💕
@LoriA.Sawaya-true. Well, all the input does help, believe it or not if nothing else, for me to narrow down the dozens and dozens of paint chips that I have. ☺️ Thank you.💕
@JenniferHogan, yes, a lot does factor in and flooring, cabinets, countertops, etc. are big players.
I will have light blondes-beige LVP flooring. White cabinets in kitchen and likely white quartz (another worry of mine- matching up paint with cabs and countertops).
Thank you for all your example! 💕
@hrusso- very helpful- this input, along with some others, was just what I was hopeful to receive. 💕💕