I'm loving the pearly white inside my house! I did my entire house this way. I have medium brown - camel color french oak floors. I was worried at first it looked too yellow but since living here it's definitely more of a vanilla/caffe latte color. Have you guys seen this blog post? The entire inside is pearly white https://www.homebunch.com/dream-family-home-tour/ 

I would bring sample paint chips to where your slab is (paint chips or sample cabinet doors with your chosen paint on it). The lighting will most likely be different there than your home light, but it should give you a good idea of how the colors blend together. I would also try to get a sample of your slab and bring it home along with your sample paint chips/cabinet doors. I would not automatically paint your cabinets the color of your home doors and trim because unless you’ve matched up your slab to the color of your home trim, you could be making a huge mistake. It’s a lot easier to paint the trim in your kitchen to match up with your cabs and slab than to have to repaint your cabinets should you find that when the slab goes in there’s a terrible clash.

No regrets at all. I think it looks gorgeous, especially since I have white faux dupioni silk drapes in the living room and bedroom and real linen drapes in the family room. (All have blackout lining.) The walls and ceiling are matte, the doors, kitchen cabinets, and trim are semi-gloss and there is glossy too (where I can't think of right now) The different textures are fabulous, especially in the living room where the drapes play off the matte shade. I feel very fortunate because it all works so perfectly together. I have been reading and enjoying various home decor blogs, websites and more for many years and it paid off for me when I was able to make choices quickly and find they were excellent due to a combination of natural talent and a lot of listening to and learning from others.

Thanks for all these great responses! Curious if anyone has seen Simply White on walls with Alabaster trim? Want to avoid Alabaster throwing more yellow. I prefer a warm white, so probably not Ultra White for me (and wouldn’t that make Alabaster trim/cabinets yellow maybe)? I did love Gray Owl in my kid’s room at our last house with low light. But it looked very blue in our family room with lots of light. Repainted with Simply White recently and looks amazing a wish I had done it sooner! Part of this is also wanting to simplify. The numbers of colors and sheens ones my last house drove us crazy when trying to touch up or patch after repairs! Send more opinions if you have them! I need to buy more poster board to keep sampling! Thx!