I have floors the same color as your dining room. Vellum, a very soft yellow (but not lemon-y)looks beautiful with the floors and I think it would make your dining room seem infused with sunlight. I have Deer Path in my dining room b/c it is a better contrast against my painted furniture. Deer Path is a warm neutral, bronze undertones. Other BM favorites (that also work well with your floors): Blue - Santorini Blue, Brittany Blue, and Gray Wisp (Gray Wisp is same as Restoration Hardware Silver Sage). I also really like Newburyport Blue or Van deussen blue if you are willing to go with a dark color (navy). Green - Soft Fern and Spa (I just painted my guest bathroom Spa (*LOVE IT*). I have maple cabinets, white & grey floors, and white counter tops - the Spa paint is exactly what I wanted. Very neutral green, not too blue or too yellow, very soft but not pastel. Toned with some grey, really easy to live with. Off white - Woodmont cream, Mascarpone, Linen white, and Elephant Tusk. If you like red, the best red I've seen is Farrow & Ball Picture Gallery Red. I have a small accent wall in this color and love it. It is a very earthy red, strong color but doesn't dominate like some of the bolder reds do. Hope that helps!

valinsv~I have always enjoyed looking at your room. I wasn't online for a little while, missed your posts, and wondered about your rug choice. It looks great! jan~I love your pics, I'm looking for a neutral to go with my new furniture (similar to yours) and my red DR, very excited to see how nice the BM WT looks in a home with furniture and rooms similar to mine! I was afraid that WT might be too much like the sofa, so it just blended in, I want it to stand out. p.s. I love your rug/drapes. balego~Please share a pic of BM Driftwood in your LR. My DD just gave us a new sectional (yay!), and now the kids want me to repaint the walls "cocoa". I really want a neutral that is darker, but not too dark. The adjoining DR is red, pillows on the sofa are red and fake cowhide (cream and brown). I know, I need to get some samples too.

Late one evening, I painted my kitchen & dining room Wilmington Tan and absolutely loathed it the next day. The morning sun (large east facing windows) made it look like butterscotch on steroids... I used Decatur Buff in my powder room and mud room and I LOVE it! In those windowless rooms it has a rich deep gold hue - I get lots of compliments on the color. I ended up repainting the kitchen with Lennox Tan which is nice but doesn't have the oomph that the Decatur Buff has. Dawn

The photo above of DB doesn't truly represent the real thing, according to what I see on my monitor. Here is my foyer - during our move - showing the darker gold Decatur Buff. This photo, looks the same on my monitor, as it does when I look toward my foyer. I think the color is richer than the Wilmington Tan, although both are pretty. Another pic of DB, with more light (you can see part of the foyer in the background.)