I wouldn’t go with the creamy white. As you can see in your photos, whites when next to each other, can look so different. I painted a condo in SW Alabaster White and although it’s subtle, the white on my cabinets and the while on the walls do not match. Here’s a photo of my kitchen so you can see what I mean.

thank you so much for your response! The floors are quarter sawn white oak that will be stained a warm med tone walnut color. nothing too dark. I did realize when i posted this that my cabinets will touch the ceiling so I decided to go with the same white throughout most of the house on the ceilings, Decorators White. On the top floor, which is our master bedroom suite I think I'm going to use the Chantilly lace. It's a bit darker up there and I'm trying to make it as bright as possible. Thats the color of our vanity in the masterbath, so I may just do all the trim and ceilings that color. That floor is a clean break from all the other walls and trim, so it won't look like a mistake! Truthfully the place was a mess before renovation (we bought it that way) so I really just want everything clean and white!! I may end up doing what you suggested with the walls...still wishing for white, but don't I can steer away from the Decorators white without making the cabinets look dingy.

@Dawne, you don't bother me. Ask as many questions as You need. Most are 6" ( upper cabinets and some smaller drawers ) and 8" on longer drawers.

I've been crushing on Sherwin-Williams Snowbound lately. It's closer to an off white than white. Has enough colorfulness (Chroma) for a north light situation. And I like the color relationship with Chantilly Lace. And there isn't a whole lot that Snowbound does not work with. Snowbound for walls. Repeat Chantilly Lace on trim.