Sometimes, seeing other's rooms isn't really that much help, once you've decided on a color range. There was a post, a few days ago, that showed four colors of green. The OP said she really liked one of the colors and could the other poster tell her the name of it. Turns out, they were *all* the same paint color. Different rooms, different looks. I tried to link the post for you but three of the pics were already deleted. Mitchdesj is correct. You'll have to sample them yourself. Different lighting, contrasting colors, all come into play when it comes to how a color will look in *your* space, especially when the color will be bouncing off of coral.

Oh, I didn't know that Chambrey was light blue, thanks for the fyi. I'm sorry they didn't help at the paint store, I would definately try another and I understand about the stripes, it was just a thought. Since you mentioned you want to leave your options open for bedding changes, I would say go for a warm low key beige that has a yellow base to it. Some have a pink base and that wouldn't be so good. A color I've put on my walls and have already talked about in another thread is Raffia Cream. It would go with the blues beautifully. You can find a sample card of it at the big box. :c)

You know how they joke that "Good art should not match your sofa?" Well, here's something else I've learned: "A good sofa should match your pet." I have a navy queen sleeper sofa, clean straight lines, in a textured sofa. My decorating style trends toward contemporary. And I have a small terrier who is a mix of blonde tones with a little gray thrown in. Bought the sofa before my first terrier ever walked into my life. Now my sofa is covered with 2 denim bedsheets. (They don't look horrible -- they're clearly bedsheets, but they have a nice, tight weave and good weight -- Ralph Lauren sheets, discounted-- and I try to tuck them in neatly. And they're cooler to nap on than the sofa's fabric.) I got so tired of trying to clean the sofa of pet hair. I love my puppy girl, and I'm forever finding her hair on my dark clothes, but the sofa hair was too much! So just a lesson I learned that I thought I'd pass along. If you have a pet or think you might get a pet, something to keep in mind.

If it helps I did seriously consider Juperana Persa Blue.... I think part of the lack of replies is that the names morph from granite yard to granite yard and geographic area etc. I don't know if it is the same stone as what you are describing, but it was gorgeous. I decided against it only because it wasn't really reading blue but more gray (though did I say it was gorgeous?) and I thought it was a bit too dramatic for me. ( ended up with sapphire blue which is nowhere near the drama)