This may be more yellow than what you're wanting, but look at Pittsfield Buff in Susan's house

Here is a link that might be useful: Susan's Pittsfield Buff

Here's another one of her posts. It actually looks less yellow here, so I'm not sure which is more accurate.

Laurie

Here is a link that might be useful: Pittsfield Buff

ColorMeConfused (Anita) used BM Pittsfield Buff in her Master Bedroom and sitting area and it is gorgeous in her home. I tried it in my family room and it did not go well with my sofa despite loving the color so much. Butfrom all the pictures I have seen of this color, I recommend it if it does well with your furnishings.

Here is a link that might be useful: Anita used BM PIttsfield Buff in her Bedroom- beauitful

I love Wattyl Paints "Tea n Cream"

I know it probably isn't a brand that is available where you live, but anyway, I like the colour... even though tea with cream is a rather uncivilised idea.

Here is a link that might be useful: Tea n Cream

Thanks for the rec. I will pick up a sample today. Any others?

I struggled with this and I am going with Golden Ecru from Pittsburgh paint. It is a beige/gold but not too yellow. It is very neutral - to my eyes... and I have about 18 quarts of samples I have purchased! YIKES!! My mistake - hope you dont make - it try not to over think it!

I love BM pittsfield buff as well as Waterbury Cream, which is more golden. You mentioned quiet moments, which I have in my bedroom -- very pretty color, but fyi -- it's more blue than grey. Hard to tell w/o a pic, but not sure that it would coordinate with the cherry colored cabs in your kitchen. But it goes well with espresso browns and rich tans. HTH.

Ditto on the Quiet Moments; it's gorgeous but looks light blue; at least mine did in my dining room before I painted over it, and I had lots of light in there and rich wood tones. Have you looked at BM Monroe Bisque? Lots of good feedback about that one for what you are looking for.

I have a friend that has SW Sundew all over her house. I liked it so much that I am using it for my MBR and MB (have the paint but have not painted yet). I actually had it colormatched at Lowes in Valspar paint becasue they were running a $5/can rebate.

We are going with Laura Ashley Gold 3 (from Lowe's). It's warm, neutral but still has that yellow/gold that I wanted for warmth and light. I will let you know next week how it goes up!

I have ACE Snickerdoodle and love it, Michigan Dunes, the color one darker down the strip is nice too. I think Ace Barley and Summer's Tan are great too - a tad more yellowy, maybe.
I also just used Ace Flat Sensations (they're washable flat line with Scotchguard in it) and it looks great. After curing a month supposedly I will be able to wipe it down and anything on it will come right off - spag. sauce, crayons, dirt, lipstick (don't know exactly how that would get there, but even anything oil based will come right off, I'm told!)
I also liked SW Muslin and an old SW Martha Stewart color called Pannier is lovely.
HTH,
kpk

We used BM standish white (a french vanilla color) all thru our house and negotiated blue for my son's room and pink for my daughter's. So far, we are very happy with it.

Here is a link that might be useful:

We used SW Nantucket Dune (SW 7527) as our whole house base color. We constantly get compliments on it. The best thing about this color is that its a nuetral that can stand next to cool based colors or warm based colors. I fell in love with it in a high end home that I visited. That home had tall white trim and it was just stunning. We opted for natural finished maple trim and it looks equally fantastic.

Heck, I just fell in love with photos posted here of coconut milk by glidden. It is gorgeous!

We used BM Oakwood Manor throughout a lot of the house. We love it and how it looks so different depending on the lighting. :) Good luck.

BM Monroe Bisque.