Kitchen wall paint colours

[JohnLapsleyParlabane]

We're about to remodel our ground floor and though the kitchen won't change substantively, we'll be redecorating throughout. Currently we have Cambric Lace on the walls, grey Matt cabinets, grey resin quartz worktops and dark red accents in the curtain/blinds/hob splashback. In terms of lighting we have 6 spots in the kitchen side and a modern chandelier type fitting on the dining side. It's South facing but because we're on a hill, only really gets good light early in the morning.
I find the current wall colour far more pinky-brown than we'd envisaged, but it's a cold room so I don't want to go too white. We can colour match but the paint type will be Dulux.
Any ideas welcome.

Could you go on farrow and ball's website and find a red similar to your accents. They then suggest complementary neutrals e.g. a white that's designed to go with red etc?

Ooh that's interesting thanks!

I think F&B Joa's white is a red based neutral so should work if that's the kind of thing you're looking for but you might want to test it with the grey as well in case it came off too creamy (far too much time spent on the f&b website at the moment!)

We have similar colour units. I think I tried out 20 different shades of testers in various shades of off white before finally painting it dulux diamond matt white. I was surprised becuase the white actually still looks quite creamy. I think the lighting makes a huge difference, we have pendants with brass inside which immediately warm the room.

Dulux timeless ? Think I'll do mine in that as the jasmine white looks far too yellow in the south facing kitchen.

The Dulux colour bot suggests Scent Bottle.
My basket is up to 9 testers so far