Hi,

I don't have much specifics to add, but I think your ideas sound great. I know most of the colors you listed and have had Fen in my bedroom (lovely color). I do think Hush would go well and break up the colors and a pale creamy yellow would definitely work with the colors you list. AS for the inspiration picture I don't think the color is Borrowed light. It has more green in it on my monitor and may be F@B blue green. Borrowed light is a clearer blue like the sky. I think you could easily find a match for the one in the photo. Very similar to many SW and BM colors. Please post pics when you finish. It should look beautiful. Congrats on the new home!!

You have a really good idea going on, and trying to blend the colors together is hard to do. I would use an off white, or a creamy color to off set the two other colors that you decide upon. Blue, green, and a white with a tinge of yellow would look beautiful together. I wish you all the luck with your move.

fwiw, my only comment is that i thought i'd love hush, but for whatever reason in my room, with my lighting, it had definite pinkish undertones... didn't see that in the store/on chip at all.
not familiar with the other colors you listed...

Good to know. Pink hues would be a no go with the other colors we have going on. I'd love to find something creamy or almost yellowish to break up the blues and greens.

I have Mill Springs Blue in my L.R and it is a gorgeous color but it is an intense color.

I have Hush in one of the bedrooms and don't see any pink at all. I do have my ceiling BM Constellation and it is an Affinity color. It's a very light blue, looks grey at night with the lights on.
I have Palladian blue in another bedroom and love it. I did the ceiling the same color. Walls are Matte and ceiling is flat.
Here is a picture of Hush.

I love hush in your photo. So restful! Thanks for the photo.

I keep adding some prospects to my list rather than crossing off. Aganthus Green is one I'm loving in online photos.

Family room has a brick fireplace (and the knotty pine) to work around, so I was thinking the greens could be good with both of those elements.

Thank you again for the feedback on colors.

If anyone wants to toss out 4-5 of these that they think would work together exceptionally well, I'm all ears. I've looked at so many images online that the greeny blues and bluey greens are starting to blend together :)

I keep finding more to add to my list and haven't crossed too many contenders off my list LOL.

I really appreciate the advice offered so far. You all are such a kind and helpful crowd.

bump for Brittone

You sound like me;) After months of this kind of looking and thinking, I went with Ellen Kennon colors. She has groups that go together and gives free color consultation if you buy her paint. It is a bit more expensive, but it is full spectrum, meaning lots of colors in the paint to make a richer end product. It was much easier to pick when I went that route. I would caution when you narrow it down, to get an 8x10 swatch or a sample. Her colors change a bit more with the light.
You can do some searches on here to find what people are saying. There is also a gallery on the gallery side:) I am very happy with the results.