Real effect of white interior doors - white or "yellowed"?

Hello everyone,

we want to get white interior doors. In the style of country houses.
But the doors look yellowed and not white online. Is that deceptive?

We also had a sample sent and when we hold it next to our white wall, the color somehow looks yellowed too. As if it comes from a smoker’s household.

In pictures where the door is installed, everything looks okay. But the door alone looks terrible in this yellowed "white."

Does anyone have any experience? The RAL color would be 9010. There is hardly any other choice if you want white doors. Somewhere there used to be really bright white, but the door was too thin. You almost wouldn’t need one then.

9010 is slightly yellow. 9016 is not. 9016 would be too intense for me.

Hello, I have doors just as white as my walls. Nothing yellowed - awful. Looks insanely good with a dark floor.

You can also paint walls 9010 or 9016....Our facade is 9016, inside we always have 9010. Because of the warmth in the soul...

We have doors and walls in 9016. We like it, but the furnishings and architecture match it.

There are dozens of types of white, ranging from Arctic white to ivory white. Arctic white is rarely found in furniture and wood/foil/veneer in living areas.

We once had someone here who complained about their kitchen because it was delivered in broken white, which apparently was only noticed in comparison inside the house.