If you are in the PNW the first thing I would do is check out Miller Paint. They specialize in colors for PNW. Best paint I have ever used. I am stuck with lesser choices since I moved across country to PA. (Was in CA).

BM Simply White for the warmer tones in the home. I have it on my walls and it's a nice neutral white, neither warm nor cool.

if you want to enhance the cooler tones in the Bathroom, Try Oxford white, Decorators white, Chantilly Lace or SW Pure White.

Since you are using 3000K lights (that's pretty dim) everything is going to have yellowish/pink tones. You don't want to use a white that leans very warm or yellow.

Here is my room w/Simply White on the wall and the trim (one in eggshell the other in semi gloss). Window faces south/west

my table lamp light is about 3000K or so, and you can see the warmer hue it gives to the wall.

In this pic my ceiling light is 4000K. You can see the diff between the two light sources and what it does to the paint color. The white w/this lighting looks a lot crisper, but still not overly blue or cool.

Do not use White Dove. I tired that first in this room. horrible

Thank you all for the great suggestions! Patricia I do have some whiter lights in some rooms but I feel they make the space look too cold for my taste. I might consider a brighter light in the laundry or supplement with lamps but for most areas a warmer light feels more relaxing and flattering to me.

Jennifer I forgot about Miller Paint. Their PNW collection is beautiful. I will check that out when I start doing more customizing.. for now I'm just trying to pick the basics to complete a renovation checklist and don't think my brain can handle any more color decisions!

Beth those photos with the light comparisons are incredibly helpful, I wasn't able to find anything like that so thank you. I had overlooked Simply White but included it with my Samplize order. I'll update with what I end up selecting, I have a few areas with different light needs.

along with all the suggestions you will receive, Please get a sample of BM Super White.

It is fabulous!!! no undertones and EVERYTHING looks great with it. My new go to white.

Read about it online. You asked. Have fun!

I will agree with Beth, Simply White works really well in most situations. If I had to pick a BM or SW white without testing with the specific lighting and fixtures and colors, I would pick Simply White. That said, I have found a few times where Simply white gets a green cast.

In my own home I used one of the Devine Color Whites that used to be made by Miller Paint and can be matched by BM.

Sorry - no Samplilize, but you can just ask the BM store to give you a sample of their match of Devine Color™ V0101W Icing *

It is very similar to Simply White, but the hue is just a hair warmer, reducing the chance of the color getting a green hue.