lyban: The Mount Sainte Anne also looks very nice; but seems I did not pull a card for it when I was at BM--even though I pulled almost all the blues grays and greenish colors. I find so many times posters will recommend a color and it's not out in the racks and I need to request it; wonder why that is? Next time I go in I will ask for it, though, as it also looks a good possibility. DS is resereving judgment until I put the sample boards up as he felt the colors looked different between my computer monitor and the paint chips. I'm taking DS out this evening to finalize the mattress--there is a Friends and Family additional 10% off sale at Sears and the associate I was working with suggested I'd get a better price then.

FWIW, I have Cheyenne Green in my kitchen/family room. I haven't seen French Gray IRL so I can't say whether it's a good match or not. Sorry I don't have any good pics but here's one where you can see it on the right side wall. I also have a color very similar to Tree Moss on the exterior of my house (we have prefinished cedar shingles but I had to find a color to match for touch ups, and Tree Moss was it) and it is also very similar to my kitchen color! (Which was not planned, but I guess we like similar colors!) Sorry I don't have exterior pics of the house.

I used BM Nantucket gray on the exterior of my house, over 90-year-old cypress siding. It sees to me to be very changeable. In person, it reads much stone green; in photos, it registers as grey or faintly bluish grey. Northern facade: Southern facade: Go figure.

The answer to your question, what is the SW equivalent to BenM's Coventry Gray: SW 7065 ARGOS Sherwin Williams Color ΔE = 1.5 SW 2850 CHELSEA GRAY Sherwin Williams Color ΔE = 1.6 The long answer: Sherwin-Williams doesn't really have a good color match for Coventry Gray. There is rarely a true match from one brand to the other. All we can do is search and find Sherwin-Williams colors that are closest to Coventry Gray. Delta E is a metric that indicates the color difference between two colors. Argos has a delta E of 1.5 and Chelsea Gray 1.6. That means the difference between those colors and Coventry Gray is going to be obvious to anyone with good color acuity. This is the scale: Delta E value Meaning 0- 1 A normally invisible difference 1 - 2 Very small difference, only obvious to a trained eye 2 - 3.5 Medium difference, also obvious to an untrained eye 3.5 - 5 An obvious difference > 6 A very obvious difference