Many grays are mixed from lamp black and a form of yellow, usually yellow oxide, to soften the cold blue look that straight lamp black imparts. Lamp black acts like blue. If you combine it with any of the yellow family, it starts to take on a distinctly greenish look. To counter the greenish look, often some form of red is put in the formula ( red and green meet in the middle as brown when mixed)

Perhaps you just got one of the greenish gays. There are greenish grays, blue grays, beigey grays, etc. The tone of the color on the wall can certainly emphasize the green of your vanity. Any rosy tone, would make it look greener.

I really like the look of grey, but it can have many different undertones, i.e. blue, green, even yellow and pink. I tried several different samples before deciding on a grey that I liked! Fortunately I was able to get samples instead of purchasing a gallon to test! I finally used 4 different "grey"s for my room, walls one color, trim another deeper color, added stripes to the painted wall for interest, and then another grey for the over-head fan. It all goes together wonderfully. Take time to examine each degree of grey. Mine has an under heu of blue, which we really like.!

I like the vanity. Yes, some greys can tend towards green.

Sea salt is not the right color for the walls.

What color would you paint the walls?

Hello! It’s 2021 and I have the same problem 😕, what color did you end up painting the walls? Did it help to get back the gray in the vanity?