Counter tops are ideally the jumping off point for wall color. If the wall color *matches* the counter tops in a reasonably well kind of way, the entire space will feel pulled together.

Off white cabinets are better than stark white IMO. I ended up with white-white because that was the only choice because it was peak pandemic.

What are you putting on the floors?

What color for your trim and doors?

I like the color. It's crisp and fresh looking but not too cool. It doesn't look like your kitchen gets lots of natural light so it may appear darker than you want in your space.

Lori, below is a picture of the countertops, it has creams and browns in it, doesn't show a ton in the picture

Chispa, they're going to color match the cabinets for the trim. The floors are TBD but we're thinking a medium brown? Open to suggestions however.

Colors on computer or phone screens are NEVER accurate. If you can wait until everything else is installed, you can pick the color then. I know with new builds this is not often possible - but if you have pieces of selected tile, cabinets, countertop - use that to help decide.

For floor - medium brown has the benefit that flecks of white dust or a dab of dark dirt won't show up as readily - medium brown is a good choice.

PS, I am very happy with my kitchen, and I didn't hire a designer for it. I ran layout suggestions through this site and used most (not all) of those. For colors, I went with my own warped (? - didn't want white/grey/monochrome) sense of aesthetics (LOL).

Medium brown floors are a good choice because they're trend free, but your island looks medium brown. You want something either darker or lighter than the island. Stains have undertones just like paint colors, so make sure the floor stain has the same undertone as the island cabinets.

I don't see any warm colors in the picture you posted of the counter material, so it must only be visible in person. The white of your cabinets doesn't look very warm, not that they look particularly cool, either. It's possible that Accessible Beige will be too warm. If you can, don't pick a paint color until the counters are installed and the lighting is finished. Then you'll be able to sample next to all your finishes under the actual lighting conditions in the room. Otherwise you will be guessing. SW has multiple choices in warm grays which might end up being better choices, but at this point your guess is as good as anyone else's. You could buy some Samplize samples to have on hand when it's a better time to decide.

What's the brand and name of the counter top material?

Lori I don't know the brand but they're dolomite and I think it was called fantasy white

Oh well, thought I'd ask. Because if were quartz/quartzite we might have it here and I could measure it and give you paint color options to go with.

Dolomite isn't consistent colorwise so colors will have to come from your actual slab.

That's so kind of you to even offer :) I think these pics you can see the creams a little more. Note that the sample white cabinet is even more creamy (yellow) than the cabinets currently installed.

IMO beige in all its glory isnot neutral . This is my go to for clents who have to choose wall color way before they should . i cut it 25% to get a nice hint of color ( think nature no beige back drop there) This color works literally with everything it is from BM

Thanks Patricia! So you cut the healing aloe by 25%, correct? Do you have any photos you'd be willing to share? Is the color in the picture you posted at 100% or cut?

Just following up in case anyone is interested. So far the color looks great on the walls and with the cabinets. Very happy!

Ok so you went ahead and painted the Accessible beige? I was going to suggest taking paint samples to your slab if you needed to commit before the counters went in (good advice from kandrewspa)….