Thanks for your input. Thinking perhaps I should stick with white duck. Maybe it will look lighter on a bigger surface. I think pearly white is one shade lighter but has more green undertone.

Hard to say without seeing the entire house. I do like the White Duck. Always interesting how much colors lighten up on the exterior. You’d never know that was Alabaster.

Just curious what you decided on? And would love to see how it turned out. We are currently picking a white for ours. Thanks

I've sampled quite a few on my stucco. Looking for creamy off white, I love the modern off white homes with dark trim and windows but can't nail down the color they use. I also don't want bright white and Alabaster is also too white for me. Got it down to Creamy, White Duck and Shoji White, but still none of them look like the modern paint color everyone is using, which may be White Dove or Simply White which is great on farmhouse modern, but mine is not farmhouse style plus I have a ton of large trees, it sits in the sun all day, so I may go out and get more samples..I've spent a fortune on those things.

We just had our stucco done. It is SW Creamy. We chose it to coordinate with the natural limestone which is behind the scafolding. It is a very pretty creamy white. We actually would have preferred it to be a brighter white. The windows are black and we will be adding black gutters and soffits. Once the landscaping is in we believe it will take away the reflection of the orange clay surrounding the house, we hope.

Here is another picture on an overcast day, it looks a bit more white, not picking up as much reflection of the clay.