You need to decide by taking large swatches to your home. The sunlight into the area will help you decide. Different whites will give different colours in different rooms. Only you can decide which colour is right for your situation.

Vinyl wrap cant be repaired, you will have to have the whole door, drawer replaced and the colour may not be available, even if the colour is available it may not look the same as aging plays a part as well. Add to this pricing may be ridiculously high.

You could also pick your cupboards and then have the white paint colour matched if you want another choice. You need to consider the colour as part of your whole house colour scheme. There is a poster on here who is building a lovely house but is struggling towards the end because their selections aren’t quite as cohesive as they would have liked.

Your benchtop is very similar to those in our last house. Our cabinets were originally heavy cream with the same colour tiles and walls. We painted the lower cabinets black and the uppers in white. All the handles were antique brass, with brass tapware. The tiles we replaced with a soft bone colour and the walls were painted a soft grey green. The whole effect when finished was fabulous. The black cabinets and brass hardware really complemented the benchtop( which I originally hated but was too expensive to replace) and the white upper cabinets lightened and freshened the space. We also installed an illume skylight which I would recommend to anyone! Your cabinets doors look like good quality timber which would look great painted. I’d recommend changing the tiles to something like a handmade subway tile.