We use Pure White for the trim.

Sometimes lowering the sill, adding wider trim.. you get the idea. 

Found the wood in the trim/moulding section in Lowes and it wasn't visible to the casual viewer unless they got down and looked up under the counter overhang.Next I tackled a really bad caulk job behind the sink and there I found evidence of dry rot that the caulk was covering.

I have a zero tolerance policy for carpeting.I often replace old windows with new energy efficient units.Fresh paint throughout--choose one wall color, one ceiling color and one trim color from the same brand and use it for every house.  

I found a great local cabinet supplier for my latest house, and I do the install and trim in a day or two.

Then I prepped the entire interior for a major cosmetic rehab - took all the trim down and sanded it to bare wood, took down 2 rooms of ceilings, 1 room of flooring and 1 bdrm wall that had old water damage.

We went with adding a nice rock fireplace for looks  possible smell and I had ran across a nice insert with brass trimmed glass doors super cheapSo it was used on the only fire job we did just like Steven S mentioned (we thought we could still smelled smoke and the fireplace would be a natural cause)

. - REMOVE CARPET MATERIAL ON BASEMENT FLOOR AND UP STAIRS - REMOVE BASEBOARD; DOOR CASINGS AND INTERIOR DOORS - REMOVE SHEETROCK UP TO 84” HEIGHT OFF OF FLOOR - REMOVE WALL TILE AND SHEETROCK SUBSTRATE IN BATHROOM – SAVE TUB/SHOWER FAUCET & TRIMS - REMOVE BATHROOM VANITY – SAVE FAUCET - SAVE TOILET, TUB AND TUB GLASS DOOR - LEAVE HVAC AND HOT WATER HEATER IN PLACE FOR INSPECTION - LEAVE ALL ELECTRIC IN PLACE FOR INSPECTION - LEAVE FRAMING IN PLACE FOR INSPECTION - REMOVE INSULATION ON OUTSIDE WALLS - NO CEILING WORK - REMOVE STAIR TRIM THAT WAS UNDER WATER – LEAVE TREADS AND RISERS IN PLACE.3.

We replaced perfectly good and attractive tile flooring to LVP which meant all new baseboards and trim and we went high end. 

@Brian Keyser I use “Creamy” by Sherwin Williams with white trim.