There’s PPG white paint that I’ve seen recommended before but I can’t recall the name. Maybe Google knows

PPG's Delicate White.

Have you sampled anything in your home yet? The photo is lovely, but there appears to be a lot of natural light. Chantilly may have looked gray in your old apartment, but it may look perfect in your current home. Looking at photos is sometimes helpful, but usually difficult to recreate. They are likely shot with additional light sources and color adjusted. Get some samples (Samplize is great) and see how they work with your furnishings and fixed elements of the home. You could even have Benjamin Moore mix the 50/50 sample for you to try. If you have a paint deck, look through it next to your linen and see how different colors look next to it.

I founf SW Ice Cube a great neutral white for my home. Walls and ceiling in the flat eggshell finish, the same color in semi-gloss for the trim.

Thank you Lori, Susie and Valinta! Lori, I love your site and insta and you have helped get me this far! I had not seen delicate white and will grab a sample today :) Valinta, ice cube is beautiful, does it read cold for you?

Lori is the one who receommends the PPG color I was thinking of! Nice to see you Lori, I didn't know you were still around these days.

Our kitchen cabinets are Chantilly Lace. The condo window walls face due east, so lots of morning sun light. The color remains white, in sun and afternoon shade. Our public rooms walls are in Behr Ultra Pure White, and it doesn’t read cold or sterile. SAMPLE several whites in your space. That’s the only way you can pick a paint you can live with.

Also look at Benjamin Moore "White". That's its name, just "White". The Code is Benjamin Moore OC-151.

I also used BM Chantilly Lace for all cabinets, doors, trim and crown in our new house. In our Florida light it reads as a bright crisp white. I sampled all the whites and CL was the only one that stayed white in our north facing U-shaped kitchen with stacked cabinets. The other whites looked dingy.

I've posted this photo before, it shows BM Chantilly Lace trim and BM White Dove walls. The darker wall section is BM winds breath.

Just remember that all of thoe photos are processed to death, and will not look like that in real life, without a ton of lighting.

We use Behr’s “Polar Bear” in Satin or Semigloss throughout our house for ceilings and trim. It’s very white, but for lack of a better way to describe it I’d say it looks thick and glossy like marshmallow creme.

Picked up four samples- behr ultra white, Bm simply white matched in behr marquee, Bm simply white from Benjamin Moore, Ppg delicate white.
-I have always color matched at my previous houses at the box stores but not after this! The difference in color was crazy, I haven’t had a chance to get a photo but the Home Depot “match” was so yellow it could have been linen white. The Benjamin Moore sample is mainly bright white but can shift lightly cream or slightly barely green for a moment.

• we love Behr ultra pure white, their untinted base. A little concerned about coverage without tinting and that when totally surrounded by the color it may feel too bright
  -delicate white is beautiful but too cool against our existing linen, it almost reads bluish. Alone it is my favorite but against our furniture it goes off.

My temptation is to go in for another Home Depot color match but for 25%-50% tint of simply white. I prefer the brighter white base of Behr marquee and the final finish to that of Benjamin Moore, I think BM may have a touch more green in their base white…
All beautiful choices and thank you to everyone ! My white paint obsession has friends here, even my contractor friend irl think I’m nuts 😛

My temptation is to go in for another Home Depot color match but for 25%-50% tint of simply white

Will be interesting how/what/if they cut it. Because there's a whisper of colorant in Simply White to begin with.

Seconding M Miller's recommendation of Benjamin Moore "White." Amazingly versatile, clean white. We have our main floor painted "Simply White." In our climate at least, it's a light cream, not a white.

Hey Lisa!

This is a very common question we get with our design clients - how do you paint your space all white without it feeling too sterile? I recommend the color Sherwin Williams SW 7005 Pure White or Benjamin Moore CC-40 Cloud White. We've created this exact color scheme, called The Faye Paint Palette, as a part of our new brand, that creates road-tested paint schedules and interior designs for homeowners to use during their renovations. https://thespecbinder.com/collections/interior-paint-palettes/products/the-faye-interior-color-palette

Hope that helps!

Max