We have Revere Pewter in a bedroom and it is a nice color. I think sometimes it looks a bit beige but mostly grey. No pink. I love that tile!

BM Gallery Buff?

tibbrix, I love your illustration. It is funny b/c I never thought Stonington looked pink until I saw it in person today. Why do you say I need a cool neutral? Because of the blue?

Yes, because of the cool blues you've got going. Also on the water; also in Fla., so it'll help you feel cooler too.

I like the Gallery Buff. I think the blues of the tile and the sofa would really pop next to that. Also, I think it would be relaxing and cool when in the condo when it's hot outside.

To me, the Gallery Buff reads more beige/tan and pinky than gray. I will look at my paint deck. Thanks for the suggestions.

This would also be beautiful, I think, with the blues, maybe at 50%?

BM Equestrian Gray

What do you think of BM Coastal Fog? I don't know how to grab a pic of it...

Do you think it would work? I saw it in person today. Thought it was Revere Pewter. It has a bit more a tan vibe.

Seems more beige, kind of blah (to me).

Coastal fog seems too warm to me, no?

I think a cool gray/brown would be just stunning.

BM Sandy Hook Gray? With white trim...crisp, cool, beautiful.

I am going to go out on a fence here and say a white. If you have lots of art, a simple white will let them be the star of the show.

I am not sure why you would want to go gray with the colors of your sofa and art.

Yes, agree that white would also be a nice choice.

I really want the trim to pop. We added crown and we added wainscoting in the foyer. Plus, I just don't like white. Right now, the walls are White Dove and I just think it is blah... I just want a background color that lets the art and trim pop off...

I appreciate all of the thought you guys are putting into this.

i actually would go with a warmer grey or white. (Remember blue and white pair well with yellow)

SW Agreeable Grey. Kindof like BM Edgecombe grey but not as greenish

It's warmer than Grey Owl.

Or I'd go with a creamy white --- not cool, something like SW Creamy or Steamed Milk.

Another vote for gray owl. I have it in my bedroom and it's a cool neutral gray that looks fantastic with white trim. (I have heard it goes blue on some people but not at all on my walls - if anything I see a very slight brown undertone)

Just reread all the responses. Thank you. I tried Revere Pewter, Edgecomb Gray, Stonington Gray, Wickham Gray, Gray Owl and Stonington at 50% on posterboards. I am going to paint my home kitchen gray and use some gray in FL vacation spot. My painter will paint samples. I think Revere Pewter is out for me. Seems like olive green/tan. I am leaning towards Gray Owl, Stonington or Stonington50%.

Some gray colors that would, in my opinion, go great with the colors you've mentioned would be Benjamin Moore sebring white OC-137, White Drifts OC-138, pure white OC-64 - (don't be fooled, pure white is a beautiful clean gray color) Dove wing OC-18, Calm OC-22, Silver Satin OC-26, white wisp OC-54, paper white OC-55 The colors mentioned before are clear, clean light/pastel grays. A bit deeper try, Moonshine OC-56, gray owl OC-52, silver lining 2119-60 and white water 2120-60. Enjoy this venture! And yes, Revere Pewter is too taupey for what you have going on, in my opinion. I'm thinking clear, crisp clean gray colors!

Thanks, RegularClouds. I have a sample of Gray Owl. It is one of the contenders. Have looked at Moonshine online. It seems a bit pale and green. Thoughts?

Moonshine does lean a bit more toward green, while Gray Owl is more bluey-gray.

oh, and I'm looking at a Ben Moore paint fan deck, not online photos.

Another vote for Gray Owl. Stonington gray is too muddy for your colours. Love those pillows btw.

Have you seen BM Grant Beige? I have it in all my main floor rooms and it looks good with blue, red, orange, gold, etc.. It is a greige and can look beige, greenish ang gray depending on location and lighting. White trim looks really good with it. I used BM Simply White.

I have to ask. Why can't you go to a paint store and see the paint chips even if you can't see them in the intended location? It's less than optimum but imperatIve in the process. You should color test your short list of favs on boards and just view them in different times of day and with the types of bulbs you plan to use. If you're very close to the sea you're gong to get some reflected cool light coming into the rooms. I recommended going with the cool grays that many have suggested, not warm grays like revere pewter or coastal fog. Gray owl, stonington or wickham are all lovely. Wickham has the most blue in it so careful with your sofa that it's a blend that works.