Thanks I did find it on myperfect color as a cool tone. Does this mean I have to find another cool color to compliment it?

jewel-1, if I have already suggested this, I do apologize for repeating. Bianco Antico is a stone that sometimes it is very cool--lots of white/taupe/gray. It would go great with all of the colors your are mentioning. It truly is amazing. I know in the showroom where our stone came from they repainted in a Pear Green color and it looked great. I've got a gray with mine, donnakay has a warmer tone with hers. It really depends on the particular slab you choose. So make sure to look at what's available. Maybe when you go to the slab yard, take some colors with you, whether it's a piece of clothing, a tablecloth, a pillow from your couch....just something with some of these colors so you can see how the slabs look with them. Good luck, when you find "it", you will know.

Don't forget to look at the gallery side, there are multiple color threads, such as "favorite golds and yellows" etc... and also all the eye candy threads. You could practice training your eye there. Here is a link that might be useful: gallery side of the forum

Take into consideration how much and what kind of light you receive in that area. Check out Benjamin Moore's line of paint by visiting their stores. They usually provide lots of visual materials to see their colors. Look in magazines and pick out your dream scheme. That's really the only way to do it. I have an open downstairs and have chosen a BM color called Richmond Gold. Everyone who comes in admires the color and says that they never would have thought to use that color. I found it in Traditional Home Magazine. I dare to use color and I dare you to use it too.