For the last decade, I have used SW Westhighland White throughout my house -- all trim (semigloss), all ceilings (in flat), and closet interiors (matte), and even my exterior trim (exterior semigloss)). I think it looks fabulous with everything. I have all sorts of wood tones (natural oak, medium cherry, many antiques), grey paints (including Mindful Grey), and lots of colors (cottage-y colors of blues and greens yellows and even some brighter colors in kids' rooms, etc). I haven't found a color it doesn't look great with. I also have some (cheap) white big box cabinets in laundry rooms, with Westhighland White for the trim (including baseboards) in those rooms as well. This is actually the second house I used it in throughout for trim and closets, and it looked great in my old house, too. Great color, IMHO. Not yellow, not beige, but not cold white, either. I used SW Extra White as my trim color in my first house (over 20 years ago), and, over time, I didn't like how cool it looked, and it also didn't cover very well -- I think because it is just such a pure white. It looked almost purple in some rooms, especially when I used a cheaper SW line for some rooms (never again, but I was a poor grad student back then). Westhighland white has just enough pigments to cover really well in one or two coats (one if repainting white trim or primed white boards, two if being really picky or covering a color). Check out Westhighland White. It's a great color IME, and as my go-to white for 11 years, I still love it and can't imagine not loving it. (FWIW, I use Duration for walls and have recently discovered Masterhide -- tinted to my color -- for ceilings. Great coverage and much cheaper than the ceiling paint.)

Thank you all for your input To answer some questions What finish are the appliances? - They are stainless steel. The cabinet pulls are wrong. - Wrong style or shape? I know that there will need to be knobs on the cabinets. These would be on the drawers. Sorry If i confused anyone. I really like the style but am open to changing them if necessary. What faucet? - I am going with the Hjuvik. The other half asked for that and white cabinets so it may not "go" with the kitchen but It will work for us. Thanks also for the tip on the Domsjo. I will check on that. Chispa, Yes I realize its similar to the OTK but funnily enough I have never seen the movie and had never seen the kitchen till a few months ago on here. We all know that our kitchens must match our pets and all the colors in mine match my blue heelers to a T- Interesting point though. Other than the dogs that are always mooching, I have some unique stuff from back home and some accessories that I think will help make it mine. I am also toying with the backsplash, either a little color accent or doing it in the non brick pattern. Hubby has flat nixed any type of beige for the walls so I was thinking that the grey will work with the flooring. I am certainly open to suggestions.

101streitired. looks very nice. could I offer one tiny bit of advice? thanks! The window. what you have is all very white and very solid. the mini blind is my pet peeve over kitchen windows. let me show you a photo shop of a new window treatment, and possibly a sconce. ( realize you can't do a pendant, and I know you have the trim piece across the front. but at least look at the window treatments) don't be afraid to add some cutting boards and greenery to the mix either

First of all, what color are your walls? Is there a backsplash? And how much light does your kitchen get? You want to ensure Extra White will complement your walls and/or any tile. Also, what is on your floors? Here is a photo (from Houzz) with a bright white on kitchen cabinets paired with bronze hardware. I don't know what white this is, but you can see it's whiter than the marble counters but still looks nice. I think this is a realistic presentation of how your kitchen might look). I have Extra White on the exterior of my house, and I think it's a great white, but obviously that's not the same as having it in a kitchen. I think you are lucky to have white appliances and smart to keep them. People (like me) are getting tired of the ubiquitous stainless kitchens. I could wipe mine every evening and they are smudged by next morning.