Try posting this question on the Home Decorating forum if you don't get answers here. Bittersweet chocolate color - as I imagine it based on the real thing - would be too dark for my tastes.

Eliza, thanks to you and others--I painted my kitchen tobacco road. I was looking for a color to match an accent wall in my family room, which I had painted a rich brown called tyler taupe. We ended up painting the den in bm decatur buff painting over the tyler taupe, as I had a hard time finding the perfect color to match the accent wall. I'm really happy with how the two colors compliment each other! They both are gold toned, but the decatur buff is a darker gold with more brown in it. The colors transition around a corner, so visually they are not right up against each other, if that makes sense. We are going to look for a new camera today, and I promise to post back on this thread tonight if we are successful!

sloyd thanks for the suggestions but I don't think those will work for me - most are too dark for this space which is a long rectangle with windows only at the far end (townhouse). THe lighter ones have green undertones and while I like green it doesn't look good with the warm red and the browns in our scheme, I think. I guess I am looking for a white with warm udnertones or a cream that is not "buttery".

misstifyftl-I have camouflage througout my main floor. I had brought home so many samples and when I painted a large portion on my wall of the camo I instantly liked it. I love how it goes with silver, white, black , wood toned frames. It seemed to be the neutral I was looking for with some color. Then I got it all on the walls and thought it looked yucky. I hired a designer to help me out. I too do not like too much color. I almost painted my home RH silver sage because I love it. But in my home all of my favorite colors took on too much color and looked dark or too deeply pigmented. I've decided that my favorite colors will be used as accents and that it's not about color necessarily it's how you layer and add texture through accessorizing. I'm no designer this is just my opinion. Back to the designer-She suggested SW sea salt for my kitchen to flow with the camo, however I have an open floor plan and this was to flow with some blue and cream pinstripe curtains in the living room. Or she recomended BM silver marlin depending on the shade of blue in the fabric. So I'm assuming these colors go. Also, check out BM manchester tan and BM muslin. The gal at my local store, who is amazing with color, suggested these to go with camouflage. If you'd like I can post pics but will have to get back to you as I'm in a little hurry right now. Oh and by the way the camouflage has really grown on me. There are some times of the day where I don't love it depending on the lighting and other times of the day when I love it. Good luck and I'll try to remember to post pics later!