I have a pretty traditional colonial house. Staircase and foyer in the middle with half bath under stairs. And living room, kitchen, and what will be my sitting room all flowing in a circle around those stairs. I just had my cabinets painted White Dove (BM)...sorry I don't have pics since they were painted. My cabinets are a green Corian color and my floor is tiled with big reddish/brown tiles. The living room color you see (and the color below chair rail in these pics) is Ralph Laurens Crabapple. I am leaving this in my living room so I need the kitchen to coordinate with this color AND those green countertops. (hate them but not gonna change them at this point)...My sitting room is opposite the living room...it is a room wrapped in beautiful wainscoting. So I need a color recommendation to go there too please. And you can see my little half bath from the kitchen too so a color recommendation for that too would be great! No windows in this bathroom. I've included a link to my blog where I posted pics and asked for help when deciding to paint the cabinets. Hope they are helpful. :-) Here is a link that might be useful: Help me paint my kitchen

Do all the furniture pieces and carpet stay in the room? If so, take a look at Bittersweet Stem by Sherwin Williams. What don't you like about the colors you sampled?

Mockup time! I tried to use the blue from your 'Wish list' album, but kept some warmth to go with the brick and fencing. The trim color hasn't changed much, a warm slate grey, I somewhat matched the roof with it. In real life the roofing should indeed be picked before the paint. Window frames and (garage) doors in offwhite, towards cream. No idea what material is on the steps/deck, but I muted the orange a bit. Hope you like it. (to return a favour paypal.me/rinkedit)

You are talking about skylights, and cabinet colors, etc. All of these will change the color on your walls. It would be much better to wait until the cabinets are in, and the island is in, and the skylight is in. Then, start looking at paint colors. Picking paint now, there is a very good chance, it will not be right, once you have everything installed.