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I pick all my paint colors at one time. Ceiling, wall and trim. I make sure I look at the paint chips in the room I'm going to use them in in a variety of light. Both natural and man made. I always start by painting the ceiling and then the walls and then the trim. When you use a roller or even a paint brush you learn pretty fast about drips and splatter. It's alot like when you clean . You start at the top and work your way down so any dust or dirt doesn't ruin the work you've already done. Same with painting. Start at the top and work your way down.

What color are your walls now? Are you looking for something lighter? What about painting the walls the same Softer Tan? Hard to tell for sure, but this photo seems to show the same color for the walls and trim: https://www.decorpad.com/photo.htm?photoId=92215

It is near impossible to suggest a color trusting monitors…but I will give you a color to look at with the off-white trim, as that’s a lot of trim to paint white. Try this color on the wall (two coats). I think you need a color with more brown in the mix: B.M. Silver Fox. Silver Fox is a great backdrop for you gray upholstery (which is probably why the now gray walls are fighting with the furniture.)