I have a north facing bedroom. Edgecomb took on a very slight violet cast, not greenish at all for me. A very soft light greige, actually a little more toward the greige side than we wanted (we had been aiming for a light warm grey) but quite pretty.

I'd sampled edgecomb in a hallway with little light and it turned greenish on me as well. I ended up with Ben Moore White Down...very light neutral color without being yellow. Ben Moore Pale Oak and Balboa Mist are nice, light neutrals also ( I'd consider them griege)

Thank you all for your input. I love how it looks in pictures too but think I'll try a large sample board to see how it works.

I ended up using BM natural cream which is very, very similar to edgecomb gray. I love it in my low light areas. Halls, stairs, mudroom. In my southern exposure space it turned very yellow/ beige and I have since repaired that space white.

pps7, your floor in the first photo is gorgeous!!! What wood/stain is it?

Here is Benjamin Moore White Down in our stairwell with no natural light.
It's a very light, creamy white that doesn't turn green, but still a contrast to white as you can see from base trim. Perhaps too light for what you're looking for, but is an easy to live with, airy neutral.

I actually just painted samples of Edgecomb Gray on several walls of our new build. The rooms all had east/southern light, and it's great. No green. No purple. A very nice blend of beige and gray. It did seem a bit more gray out of direct light, which I actually like. Sorry, I did not try it on a northern lit room, so I can't speak to that.

I've been swimming in paint colors lately to figure out all the rooms of the house, and I will say, this color needs to be sampled on the wall. In our current home, it looked more like a shade of white. But at the new build, it's a warm griege - and just what we were looking for!

Good luck!

Thanks to all who weighed in. The EG didn't work next to my cabinets although I loved it in my foyer area. So I picked up a sample of Clay Beige hoping it will work for both spaces. Just need to see how it looks at different times of the day.

Hi - any update on your choice between Edgecomb Gray and Clay Beige? Incidentally - I ended up with these two for my south facing living with low light due to trees in back yard.

Thanks all. Im about to switch from Paris Rain which is lovely, cooler greay green, to Edgecomb in soth wesr room eith lots of light. Wondering if this color will help me have more versatility in decor. Its a high ceiling, open kitchen design. I have already lots og greens in kitchen and in the furntire?….

The comments about seeing green in Edgecomb Gray are surprising because its not shown that in our house. It’s a nuetral griege that plays well with others looking more beige in good light and more gray in low light where it can show a slight violet cast. We also have green in some furniture and looks good IMO.