Thanks for the feedback! I'm thinking if everything is SW pure white with subway tile backsplah, black counter tops would off set the white and I would get a look similar to this? thoughts? These kitchens seem to have one white running throughout...

Opinions please! We are remodeling a master bathroom (7'x10') in our beach house. Cabinets are Diamond Vibe Heron finish (pale blueish gray), shaker style cabinet. Counter top is quartz, creamy white with small flecks of blue-ish gray and a little bit of silver sparkle. Flooring will be large rectangular porcelain tiles in a taupe-gray color; back splash, floor of shower and niche of shower same color in smaller size tile. No tub. Glass shower doors. Large matte white subway tile in shower with a line of the taupe-gray tile at about eye level. Crown molding and trim with be painted semi-gloss white. I've been looking for a paint color. SW Silver Strand is very close to the cabinet color. How do you think it would look to have walls and cabinets close to same color? Other colors i'm considering are SW Agreeable Gray, SW Silvermist and SW Pearl Gray. Any advice is appreciated.

I am a big fan of SW Alabaster White. I live in a house with lots of natural light, lots of wood, colorful artwork. This color is a wonderful warm white. I love it so much, that in the new house we are building I am using it again. It helps that the house is sited the same direction and is not very far away so I know how the light will reflect. But the new house is different style, there is still a lot of wood, but there is also a bit of metal with iron beams and railings. The color still looks great. I did the trim in SW Highly Reflective White it is a brighter white and really pops. I have a pantry cabinet wall which is wood, not sheetrock and I dont mind the difference in the way the paint sheen is, it works fine for me.

@Georgina Beaumont1! Backsplash will be a white or near white artisan style subway. Granite is Bianco Romano which is predominantly white with grays and limestone green peaking through. Flooring will be very light. The paint name Techno Gray for the cabinets is rather misleading. It's leans pale green. Same with the Sedate Gray for the walls. It's about 2-3 shades lighter than the Techno Gray. I tend to agree about the ceiling. Since the ceiling is bead board, i.e. wood, I do like a bit of sheen on the wood. I have above cabinet lighting and it makes a pretty reflection, which flat would not do.