I have used Greek Villa for ceilings and Extra White for trim in every room in my last three homes. Two were in Nevada with lots of windows and sunshine and one a townhouse in Maryland with limited number of windows and cloudy weather as well as sunny. The colors have looked great in all of them. I find Greek Villa as “quiet” and the Extra White as a clean “pop.” (I have a very light beige Colony Buff on the walls but I think Greek Villa would go with grays and other colors as well.)

Thanks for sharing the pictures! They’re all beautiful. I’ve actually just made plans to do the opposite of the advice, so we’ll see what happens. With our west facing bedroom, the colors look either too dark and harsh on 2 of the walls, or too light and faded. So we’ll be using Greek Villa and Natural Choice on alternating walls. I’m only doing my 11 year old daughter’s room. She wants a boho style room, and we have a terracota colored comforter and wood accent pieces ready. We don’t want to have to repaint trim in just one room, so those will stay with Behr’s Ultra Pure White like the rest of the house. Maybe I’ll share some pics when it’s finished. Wish me luck!

I have no idea how we can help . Test both in th house and IMO after the floors are installed . Make sure all the lighting is the same everywhere I like LED 4000K for sure when choosing whites. I actually think white walls are best in contemporay spaces so maybe be some hint as to the furniture for the space I am not sure from the description exactly what your style is so some pics would help. Post here in comments do not start another post . Use poster board with 2 coats painted on them to move around in the spaces to see which one you like better.

it's not about the mess, it's about how those two elements look together. the quartz, the waterfall, the gray colors, lean more toward a more modern feel. the brick is more traditional, more rustic. Can I show you your quartz (or very similar one) w/Cloe Tile? Silestone calacatta gold, cloe tile. Cabinets are Chantilly Lace Here's a shot further back showing the island, it was done in BM Dior Gray. looks very nice w/the wood tones. I think this would be a better combo w/your flooring. In any case, PLEASE hold off on choosing a backsplash until everything else is in. you have to wait and see how it all looks before choosing a backsplash tile. Here's Silestone w/BM Hearthstone on the Island (this would actually look better w/your brick Here's a photo mock up of everything (the cabs are Fabuwood in Onyx Frost) I think a less yellow white would look better. The top one is the painted sample? Have you taken this home in your kitchen w/your lighting AND with a sample of your quartz countertop? do not finalize these choices until you've seen EVERYTHING in your lighting. I'd also get some other samples of Austere gray and take those into your kitchen w/your flooring. It can have a sickly greenish tinge to it this before and after used Austere Gray(w/the warm yellow light used here, the cab color is a very sickly looking shade of green. next to greek villa, it's going to look like this. Here's White dove and Austere Gray with brighter white lighting your flooring has cooler gray tones. I'd pick a cooler white. (but you need to that color in your own room/lighting) before finalizing it. https://jacobowensdesigns.com/blogs/news/sherwin-williams-greek-villa-color-review here are some other comparisons. what if you did a darker bottom color? Knoxville Gray is a great color w/a white upper compliment. or these darker greens. BM Rainy Afternoon is also pretty. check out this link https://www.houzz.com/discussions/5466565/seeking-pics-of-installed-silestone-eternal-calacatta-gold