Here are the updates. We got our money back for 10 gallons of Regal. You need to know Regal does Not have a primer. It's Not paint& primer. This is only marketing on the label saying paint and primer- said BM expert. If you decide to use Regal you need to prime first. If you don't you'll need at least 3 coats and still may have patchy walls. Especially on textured surface. You cannot use it over oil paint. Our wasn't. Nobody told us about primer and coverage. We were painting over white base and I already mentioned before the PPG paint and primer covered without any problems one coat only. We've used in the past Behr,Valspar ,SW and PPG...we've never ever had a problem. The choice is yours.

ugh, I did the saybrook sage and it turned colors on me! Really it was bad. I highly recommend you getting the little 4 dollar sample and painting it on posterboard. It was like bile to me in my lighting. I am using BM Baby turtle in my kitchen eating area. I will post pictures tomorrow as it is being painted today! I LOVED my GUMLEAF from Duron. It is soo pretty and just green-soothing and calm. I recommend it in BM paint. I wanted a change after 12 years of it but if I don't like the Turtle, I will repaint! I also had the Danville Tan and it is really a nondiscriminat color. Did not like it with light and in shadow. Just my two cents since you asked! The old salem gray is a very dark green that looks JUST like the card. I have treied many samples of BM green looking for that right one. That Nantucket does look good!

I personally think the Atrium and Butter Pecan look good together because they share the red undertones, peach and pink. Theoretically they work and I would just go ahead with the plan. On a practical level, whatever is on your floors may reflect up and play nasty tricks on you. That is hard to predict sometimes. As for alternatives, when I look at cleaner yellows for the ceiling, it makes the AW look really pink in comparison. Going with a whiter white really throws the BP over to peach. I don't think you can change one without changing the other. You made good choices, so just get on with it. Most likely you'll have success. If not, remember what they say...it's only paint. (Yeah, right....and hundreds, if not thousands, in labor. I know.) But, I think you are probably going to be fine. Love that blue, btw.

Sheen of any kind definitely shows flaws so if you want to cover flaws, use flat. However, I do love eggshell for everything, except trim. Eggshell has a bit of a sheen at first, but over a few months that does diminish, but you still have the durability and washability of the eggshell. Flat paint is just so blah to me. Eggshell just looks better. I would keep the trim on the windows the same as the trim in the adjoining room.