I looked through my fan decks and I kept returning to White Dove by Benjamin Moore. If you have good light in your new kitchen I think this would be a safe choice. If it is a darker room, let me know. If you want a more tone-on-tone look you could do Soft Chamois by BM. I also like Futon by SW with it for a lower contrast look.

If there is no trim where the wall meets the ceiling you could choose either Ballet White or White Dove. White Dove will reflect more light into the room whereas the Ballet White will meld into the walls a bit more. Either way, using a flat sheen on the ceiling is essential to minimize the texture of the popcorn. For the trim you’ll want to use semi-gloss as it is the most durable. If you do have a strip of trim or crown moulding at the top of the wall (where it meets the ceiling) you will want to use White on the ceiling or it will stand out too much against the trim (and you don’t want that.)

Oh, yes! Love this idea. What about Philadelphia Cream by Benjamin Moore- it is buttery, warm and complex without looking too saturated next to the Ballet White. They have a similar LRV and Philadelphia Cream is not too overtly yellow to look childish compared to Ballet White.

Hi Karen, thanks for reaching out. My recommendation is to get samples of everything together. Put them all in natural light (no artificial) and then look at them together. If the undertones clash, you should be able to see it. Double check with the lighting in the room you’re using the samples. And also check in the room with the lights on since there are no windows in the first bathroom. It is really hard for me to know not seeing actual photos (taken in natural light with a white card that are color corrected) or seeing the samples in the space so I can only make an educated guess based on internet photos. Given all that: To me it looks like Romana Bianca has a yellow undertone that would not work with the cooler tones in Accessible Beige. Accessible Beige is a soft taupe which is a desaturated and more grayed out warm neutral. You may have better luck with another one that is slightly warmer like Bungalow Beige or Minimalist from Sherwin Williams. You could also look at Wool Skein which I think would go with that tile better. It is a soft khaki and has a slight hidden green undertone that looks like it would go with these tiles better. Maybe order samples of all of these paints. Third, as far as a pink, I am not a fan of White Dogwood color because it looks too clean and lacks sophistication. I like a warmer peachier tone with a complexity like Tissue Pink by Benjamin Moore. This complexity should pair with the tones in the warm neutral tiles. Note neither pink paint color will feel white so I am not sure this is what you are looking for. They will be pink. If you want a pink white look at Atrium White by Benjamin Moore. As far as them going with the tiles, I would again advise you to gather the samples and look at them together to see if they go. Best of luck! Hope this helps.

I love Ballet White drenched in a space. It is so soft that you can totally do this and the look is not only more current/on trend but it is flattering. It’s like adding a filter to a photo! It’ll just soften the whole space. If you go through with it, please report back. I would LOVE to see photos!