And I bought two cans today. I am going to paint a small sitting room with it.

I just painted both my sitting room and dining room this color. It's a gorgeous warm color !! I'll post a pic soon.

For those curious, this is a main Pottery Barn color this year, which makes it poplar.

It looks great and depending on what colors you put with it, it can appear more gray or more tan. We did a bedroom in it before putting it on the market and decorated with cream and a blue/gray. Looked great and everyone loved it. - The house sold fast. Also a suggested color by Sabrina Soto from HGTV - that is how I ended up with it.

It sounds really pretty. Anyone have any pictures?

Laurie

Who makes it?

It is a really pretty color. This decor blog (which I have no relationship to) features a couple of nice pics of it.

Here is a link that might be useful: Manchester Tan

I started painting Manchester Tan in my bedroom and never gave it a chance,it looked blah, so I had the paint store change it up. I think I am too hooked on golden tones,versus brown, so I switched to Monroe Bisque. Painted
master bath Edgecomb Gray, that's blah too, but better than the pastel color I replaced.

Benjamin Moore makes it.

A lot of the rooms in the Pottery Barn catalogs have it on the walls.

some people refer to it as 'warm' and some say it is 'cool' - this is very confusing....I'm wondering how it reads too and unfortunately my paint store was out of samples....

That's because it's a complicated question. This is a neutral color that is considered a warm gray. If you're looking for a warm tan, then keep looking.

I used BM Manchester Tan in the common area of a condo building. The area was on the west side of the building and got a lot of light. It is a light, neutral color with none of the usual pink or yellow undertones. It didn't look at all gray either or I have repainted pronto!