No but I LOVE Haymes paint. It's the best paint of all I've tried. Sorry I couldn't help with the colour though! I'm sure you already are, but doing some brush out boards will help. OR ask at the paint shop (I know Paint Spot have lots of commercial painters), they may have some photos of a job using it?!

A few things to consider here. Can you get a test pot and try it - if you can't do you have access to Resene as they have a full range of small testpots and many whites. I think the better option is to take a small container and add 1 tablespoons of breadcrumb and add 4 T of undercoat paint and mix and test on the door - this should pretty much approximate 1/4 breadcrumb to see the contrast. Remember doors have two sides and need to work with your other room colours so it may be better to pick a neutral that goes with all and can be used in other places in the house. Remember the door is currently white so consider which sample is closest to what the door is now and decide if you want it lighter or darker or whiter or ? You may need to get more samples - to save brining them all home you could match them at the hardware store where you got your door. but the light will differ Good luck

I think a Dulux colour consultant would be a safe bet but obviously the confusion over kitchen colours needs to be resolved first.

I have a room in both. To be honest I think I bought the Antique White USA in error many years ago. It is a bit too creamy for me. I’d suggest the Natural White but buy an A4 sample from the Dulux site and move it around to see what you think.