Greek Villa vs Alabaster
Both warm Sherwin-Williams whites within two points of LRV (84 vs 82), close enough that the difference is mostly undertone: Greek Villa is the brighter, slightly whiter of the two, while Alabaster carries more visible yellow-green depth.
Greek Villa Sherwin-Williams · SW 7551 LRV 84
Pick Greek Villa for trim, ceilings, or a kitchen wanting brightness closer to a true white without the coolness of Pure White or Extra White.
Alabaster Sherwin-Williams · SW 7008 LRV 82
Pick Alabaster for a whole-house color in a home with a lot of warm wood and brass, where its deeper cream undertone reads intentional.
How close are they?
Delta-E (perceptual color distance) between Greek Villa and Alabaster is 2.2 (close enough that most eyes will not tell them apart on a wall). LRV runs 84 for Greek Villa versus 82 for Alabaster, a 2-point gap.