Pammyfay, I hired a painter and tried paint samples and nailed it right with the BM Bone white that I love in every room of my house. I even repainted the home office from BM Linen White (was way to yellow with the fluorescent lamps in my office) since the BM Bone white is so neutral and calming to my eyes and goes great with white trim. I did not like the Ralph Lauren Deep cream in my three bathrooms and Master Bedroom but I added accessories and soft white sheers over the Honeycomb blinds that I ordered too dark and now I like the bedroom's blinds and walls. However due to the lighting in the bathroom and the bone skins, tub and toilet, I hated the Deep Cream that appears so lemony screaming at me. I finally had it repainted a month later to BM Navajo White that is less lemony and a touch darker and goes better but the painter did a bad job and there are running marks down the wall as he rushed to do the job with another job that afternoon and put the second coat on before the first coat dried. I have been living with this mistake for a few years but glad at least the color does not get on my nerves. I am going to have it repainted either BM Bone White or maybe BM Muslim. When I have time, I will try paint samples. I wish I could paint the Master Bathroom myself but the ceiling is too high. I may repaint the powder room and the middle full bathroom one day myself but I am still doing hand therapy since I fell in January and my thumb and elbow are not recovering that quickly. Thank goodness I don't have carpel tunnel syndrome and can type well but my thumb has a lot of pain and I can't lift it and my elbow's pain is still bad. I was diagnosed with thumb tendinitis and elbow tendinitis and the hand therapist thinks I also have some nerve damage on my arm. She is wonderful and helping me. So one day when I am doing better, I will see if I can repaint those two rooms myself but I can live with the colors in those two rooms since I am not in them much. I painted a spare room BM Philadelphia Cream and it is too yellow for me but not as bad as that Deep cream was in my Master Bathroom (which amazingly is not bad in the bedroom due to the furnishings, lighting and accessories.... I don't mind the color at all there)but since I am not in that room that much, I can live with it. I would live with the color for a few more days and if it is too much, since it is your bedroom and you need to be at peace when you sleep, I would repaint it. Paint is so difficult to choose.

I happen to have a pro painter working in my house now. I wanted to buy some of the color of the trim that I use in my entire house, while they are having their 30% off coupon sale. It was originally mixed in SuperPaint. He told me that the formula has changed and recommended that I get their Cashmere in a 'medium' sheen level. That doesn't help you at this point, but it's interesting that I just inquired about the same paint earlier this week.

All I know is I think those walls are gorgeous!! Yes, I see the green, but it's a "nice" green not a "blah" green if that makes sense. I'd hate to see you spend to cover it. I understand well how hard it is to pick the "right" gray. It took me 2 months and 25 samples to pick my color, and I just ended up with Agreeable Gray. But then the real headache started, picking an exterior gray. It took even longer and even more (about 40) paint samples. I thought I was going crazy. My husband almost divorced me. And still... sometimes I see purple in our exterior color. Gray is just such a hard color to pin down. Anyway,I was just commiserating. Like others are saying, accessories (a throw blanket to cover some of the couch color?) can pull them together more, but I'd live with the color for awhile before you go the repainting route, because it really is beautiful.

I see what you mean. Youll need a color thats more of a neutral white in that space. I wouldnt paint the doors and trim that color, id leave it for now or repaint the walls a brighter/ more neutral white. If you do repaint, get samples of the colors and paint 2ft wide strips (top to bottom) in different walls of your home so you can see how it takes the color throughout the day and narrow it down from there. Hope that helps