A great question landed in my inbox last week, it was from Dakota, she writes ?I was trying to locate what color you have painted the trim and doors in your home"  Your cabinets in the kitchen appear to be more of a creamy white, which I also have in my home.  We are looking to have our entire home repainted, as the current trim is a very pinky beige white, but nothing seems to go with our kitchen cabinets. They are a linen white, but I don?t want to use such a creamy color throughout the house. How did you choose your trim color and is it less of a creamy white than your cabinets"?
Yep, my kitchen and family room cabinets are creamy white and the trim and crown in my home are painted a brighter white. I?ve had the same creamy white cabinets in my kitchen for almost ten years. I haven?t photographed the space in a few years but you can see older pictures of it here. The crown moulding and trim in our house is a brighter white (Kelly Moore Swiss Coffee). I painted my family room cabinets in a creamy white (Benjamin Moore Linen White) several years ago to complement the creamy white cabinets in my adjacent kitchen. Yes you can blend different white paint colors the most important thing is to make sure the undertones don?t clash. It?s great that you?re giving your trim a refresh. You can choose a white that is brighter for your trim or you can stick with a creamy white paint color for your trim too. I?d avoid anything too stark white, it can come off as cold or cli...