I used BM China White.

I'm really busy this week but give me a few days and I'll run pick up the color charts and tell you which colors are lighter than Dove Wing.

Molly thanks. its too tan for my space. klem1, thanks thanks, dove wing is still a contender but i think it may be the beiginess i’m not sure about. im also now looking at pure white and white wisp to bring in more of a gray undertone.

I considered Dove Wing too. Here is China White on the walls.

Looks good. but its too creamy/yellow for my purpose. i want a grayer undertone.

I'm down to Vanilla Milkshake and Cloud Cover. They both look so similar to me. Anyone have experience with these and comparing the undertones in them?

Nikki. I will look up these choices and check their DNA. BBL

Still considering dove wing but vanilla milkshake and cloud cover in the lead. they just look so similar and i cant pick out their undertones. i like white dove but thought it might be lost against the trim so wanted to stay in the lrv range of 79-83. thanks all!

OK, I have reviewed your choices and from the color analysis, I would rule out Cloud Cover. Mainly due to its hue position. It might tend to go yellow. Your trim color is the challenge because of its Chroma. I suggest you take a look at SW Extra White. It has LRV of 86 which would work with your existing trim color and lower chroma. BM White Dove is close to your trim in chroma but more yellow. Of course, your natural and artificial light is key. I suggest you get large samples from samplize.com. These are very helpful if you haven’t already got some. Don’t paint samples on your existing walls.

Don’t pay attention to paint names.

Here is DNA of your trim color.

Here is DNA for BM Dove Wing. LRV 79 so less reflective than other choices. More chrome so overall more colorful.

Flo thank you! yes i know to ignore the names. yes i wondered the same about white dove. i have the big sample chips. im going to paint the walls once it gets plastered tomorrow. thanks, that does help.

im not trying to match trim. just complement and have some separation. the painter uses benjamin moore so dont think i can switch. so far i think vanilla milkshake is #1.

I think that is worth a try. Flat or matte finish. It’s a pretty neutral. Paint some near your trim to see that it doesn’t yellow up trim.

Make sure you prime fresh sheetrock before painting sample areas. Better to do large areas so they don’t show through final color. Best of luck.

Thank you!!! yes its tough because i need a warm white but not yellow! i looked at silver satin but it was way too dark.

Thanks for coming over Flo. 🥰

Yes, Silver Satin is pretty but LRV of 76 and Hue family not best. Looks like you are making good decisions. Hope my info helped.

Thank you Flo! yes you have helped and affirmed some of my thoughts too. thank you again

My pleasure.

Have you tried BM Paper White? My bathroom is also white wall tiles and walnut vanity but floors are a medium grey herringbone. The Paper White looks great.

I did try paper white. it was pretty but a tad too dark and blue toned for the space

Fundemental White sherwin williams is worth a try :)