Kelly: we went with Pure White and Colonnade Gray. Looks great! The original owners had painted all the trim cream though, and before we did the Pure White, the Colonnade Gray looked BLUE. I wrote a post here with pictures about it that you can search about when gray looks blue. Once the Pure White went up, the gray looked perfect. But when I saw it the first time I almost cried.

lol! Is there an echo in here!? Everybody has restated what I've said accurately. However, we have a live human being with eyeballs who has tried 75% Anew Gray and thinks it's pretty, bhopper417 What we don't know: --- The math. If the math doesn't work out perfectly, then it's up to the counter person to use their expertise to define what 75% of Anew Gray means in that instant, for that one customer. 75% Anew Gray from your SW Store might not be the same as 75% Anew Gray from my SW Store. Which is why you will sometimes find one person loving a cut formula and another person disappointed in the results. --- Is it really, truly "just like" Anew Gray or is it a brand new color that luckily turned out to look pretty. And that's the risk, that's the unknown that can only be answered by spending $7.99 on a Color To Jug to get 75% Anew Gray from your SW store. And then you have to cross your fingers that it comes out the same in a larger quantity than the CTG jug. If you're not picky, and close enough is good enough, then the risks of cutting formulas might not be a big deal to you.

I have not had krypton but I think the consensus is that it is very durable and people like it.

I think a taupe tone would look better on the walls. Most taupes are warm as is your flooring and most grays are cold.