Which F&B white to go with Dulux Pure Brilliant White?

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Redecorating south facing kitchen diner, big room and lots of natural light, it's all been painted with Dulux Pure Brilliant White by builders, but I want to replace with a slightly warmer white but as we can't afford to get everything done at once the white needs to not clash too much with what is already there. We have used F&B De Nimes on some of the walls already and love it so need a white that (a) goes with De Nimes, and (b) does not clash too much with Pure Brilliant White. Any ideas? Would Wimborne White work? The kitchen cabinets are matt white, not sure of the shade as we didn't put them in but fairly white white.

The F&B site suggests Shaded White

https://www.farrow-ball.com/paint/de-nimes?gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=23123013791&gbraid=0AAAAAD8CEhAFKImtfgnxwzVBeLj2yrvb3&gclid=Cj0KCQiA4pvMBhDYARIsAGfgwvzj62vWPlCvaMnqq0P9kD8RL6ltPwJFi4d6MumJQmjxK5ovRN4ONIAaAjWiEALw_wcB

Not sure whether it would look dirty next to PBW!

I saw that but it looks too grey to me. I'm trying to get rid of all the greyness the builders put in (grey bathroom, grey utility room, grey hallway, the house is like thousand shades of grey!). That's why I thought a slightly warmer white might balance it a bit.

I used Dix Blue in a south facing room and because we'd spent our last penny buying the house, painted the horrid brown sapele doors and the frames and skirtings with bog standard Dulux brilliant white. The pure white seemed to bring out the soft blue beautifully and it gave me such joy every time I opened the door.

We are currently renovating the whole house in wimbourne white with pbw ceilings/woodwork and I love it. It has a warmness to it and then we add another bold accent colour in each room.

I second Wimborne White. We have it in a north facing bedroom. It’s a gorgeous shade.