I like BM Danville Tan, I have it in my kitchen. It's sort of a tan with green undertones, I have gotten so many compliments on it. I think it would look pretty with your colors. It looks different at different times of day. Good luck!

I would either lean to the bottom row left hand side for a more monochromatic look like boysrus2 said or, the natural stain for more contrast. My wood floors(that I am keeping) are close to the natural color in your sample. My island(as of today and subject to change) will be a quartersawn oak in natural and my perimeter cabs will be black(also subject to change). So my contrast will be the black and natural floor. If you go with the natural floor, both your colors will contrast vs. only the island if you stain the floors similar to your perimeter cabs. Are there any easy decisions?? LOL!!

Thanks for everyone's ideaLily'smom @cpartist We made our decisions on the flooring, front doors, window and stone brick exteriors :) but now deciding on bricks, trim and body color..and looks like it will start building in mid Aug! 1. We decided to do the flooring after close so we have more choices and time to decide. and we are not stuck with the chocolate color wood flooring. However, we had to find other things to upgrade to make up for the cost of the wood flooring.. 2. We went with the 7 ft windows, the architect suggested centering it, so it would be about a 1.5 ft from the floor and 1/5 ft from window top to ceiling. 3. Got the 8 ft front door and eliminated the transom 4.We decided to just do the front porch entry area with an Austin Cream stone. So now we are doing our brick selections...so far we have picked the bricks, trim color and body color as follow: Any comments on the trim and brick color? We wanted a light color garage, so we picked that light grey - alphaca color Trim / metal window roof/ shutter color: Taupe Tone Body color / stucco parts in window and window above the garage/garage door: light grey - alphaca color Bricks: Addison We drove around a couple times to make our brick selections, we picked 2 that we liked but the builder said its not available anymore...we were going for something lighter and not as much variation. so we have chosen one that would look like this+ Austin Cream stones and this was our other lighter option but more variation: Any thoughts?

I like Sherman Williams Creamy, it’s the least yellow of the undertones. I’d patch test, depending on the color temperature of your lighting (likely around 2700K), they may end up looking more yellow.