Look at BM Carrington Beige, BM Clay Beige, BM Edgecomb Gray

My house is painted a really great color that I don’t see called Wheat Bread by Behr. It is a chameleon color that usually looks more grey but sometimes more tan. I looked at pics online but they are way more brown than my walls are. I do have it by other walls that are painted, River Rock by Behr, that I thought was grey but ended up being blue. So the cool blue must bring out the cooler grey of the Wheat Bread. I get lots of compliments on the colors. I’ve had it 9 1/2 years, before anyone started using “greige”. I just called it taupe ; ).

Congratulations on your new home. Don't purchase anything until you've moved in and lived there for a bit. That will help you evaluate how you use the rooms. I, too, would want to get rid of the blue walls. Go with a neutral color such as: Edgecomb gray is a beautiful earthy gray with beige undertones. Ballet white is the perfect color if you want to go super neutral without going completely white. Balboa mist is a very soft and neutral gray. I would also try the TV on the wall where the console table is in the picture. It looks like the FP is too high for a TV.

Hi Chrissi, those are both nice looking floors. We are the reverse - I prefer darker floors and my husband prefers mid-tones. But because we have a big dog, the hydrocork line was key for us to have peace of mind without him scratching the floor to bits. I know only one other person with cork floors (20+ years old and probably not Wicanders), and there's has worn to the point of replacement, in part because of their dog. We place a good deal of weight on product reviews and the lack of information about the Chinese brands was a deterring factor for us. They are cheaper yes, but it wasn't a risk we were willing to take. We just don't know how it will hold up long term. If it is click and press installation like Wicanders, it might not matter because you can replace single boards without ripping up the whole floor. Good luck!