Thanks everyone! I've collected so many samples that I had all the colors mentioned except Bridgewater Tan, so I'll still have to check that one out. I'm really liking Whole Wheat and Camelback. I know I've seen Whole Wheat before, but I'll have to see if anyone has used Camelback. Laurie

Oh, please tell me more about the Dried Tobacco in your DIL's powder room-- that is exactly where I was thinking of putting DT in our home! Is it greenish? What colors go good with it? Do you have a picture of her powder room, by chance? Okay, I tried to take a picture of the tops of my paint cans, but it didn't work-- camera is not cooperating. So, here's my best shot at providing the formulas. I got mine from HD, so I would suggest goint there. I got a sample of TR from Lowe's and it was a shade darker. Don't think it looked right. When you go to the HD paint desk, ask them to look up the "Millennium" formulas for the colors (I tried Duron first, but they didn't have that in their system). If you google Duron Millennium paint colors, it will show TR (and all the colors on the strip), so I'm pretty sure these are the "orginal formulas". My samples are in quart sizes, so the formulas below are for a quart size in the Interior Eggshell Enamel, but they can adjust to the gallon size if that's what you want: Plantation Beige: B-20 C-132 I-8 Tobacco Road: B-44 C-304 F-8 Tattersall Brown: B-144 C-12 F-24 Dried Tobacco: C-196(1 oz.) I-8 KX-128 L-48(1 oz.) There was a "0" (zero) noted for the "oz." column on all the other colorants-- so there should only be an "oz." specification for the DT, on both the "C" and "L" colorants. Hope that makes sense! Again, if you ask them to mix the "Millennium" formulas in a quart size, they should be perfect. Just take the formulas above to double-check. As for the gold tint, I would definitely say there is more of a gold tint than green-- especially in the Plantation Beige and Tobacco Road. The Tattersall Brown is mostly brown, with golden undertone. I haven't quite figured out the Dried Tobacco yet-- it has a greenish, bronzish look to me. What do you think, since you've seen it IRL?? If you have any other questions, let me know! I'll be glad to help.

Here is a photo I took of the Tobacco Road paint strip. I also used Tobacco Road in my kitchen/hearth room, then lightened up to the Plantation Beige in my entry, dining room, and living room. They get less light and I wanted the walls a little lighter. I actually went on down the strip and used Sandy Lane in an office. I have a creamy white (vanilla bean) for my trim and ceiling white. But if it helps any, here's the strip. The Tobacco Road is painted across the top of the brochure, then going up the strip it's Plantation Beige, Millet, Sandy Lane and Whispering Birch. At least staying on the same strip is "safe" and you know they will blend. I went with a green called Fenland but it's similar to the Mozelle in the picture for master bedroom and bath and it blends well too. I have plenty of pics but I think if you search Tobacco Road you'll probably find most of them :-) Good luck!

Laura, thanks for all the additional pictures...your house looks great! Do you like your lantern-style light fixture? I am considering that kind as well as a traditional chandlier type (no upward facing glass bowls). Acomom, when I first saw your post I thought, acomom, where do I know that name from? Then I remembered. I am pretty sure I tried to "find" you about 9 months ago after seeing your finished kitchen on the FKB. I loved your backsplash. I ended up with Jerusalem Gold with some small Sonoma tileworks accents. I think you had J. Pearl and some larger sonoma accents...if I remember correctly. Now that I think about it, I remember liking your paint as well! Thanks for responding to this post and for providing some inspiration for my backsplash! Thanks Mimi. This group of TR enthusiasts is sure prompt with responses and very helpful! Thanks! It's funny, because I can truly say that I really like each of your four houses from the pictures I've seen. I think it is interesting that this color attracts a certain style or something! Thanks again!