i checked my invoice to make sure i didn't create the bargain in my mind. my memory was a bit off - i actually paid 1.68 a piece, after a 10% off coupon. no special HD, just our local one in st. pete fl, and i ordered my tile before thanksgiving last year. the chair rail was hard to find in the HD dal catalogue - it took awhile (i think it was in the "liners" area). it is chair and not bullnose; description states 010026cr1p2 as the dal item number. the corner pieces were pricier, at 2.93 a piece (0100crc1p2 if you need those). there's still some old bananappeal stock around here at the discount tile stores - their white is a pretty good match for dal's 100 and the stock ao at lowes. i picked up some 6 inch bananappeal liners for 25 cents a piece.

That floor looks very similar to mine. (Currently being laid). Mine is porcelain Edgewood in Stone non-rectified tile. We have tile throughout and carpet in bedrooms and closets. We have white wood baseboards painted to match the walls, a SW white.

My gut is telling me that your flooring has yellow undertones and this is why your choices are pulling pink. Notice how pink Accessible Beige looks with yellow compared to orange. (Yes - our brains automatically perform comparisons between colors) This is not uncommon for neutrals to shift based on what is around them, along with lighting. I had a similar issue with a gray blue green a few months back. It was pulling powder blue. I had to look at several samples to correct the color and get the result I wanted. Original Color Was Beach Glass If I just increased changed the Hue - going greener, but keeping the Chroma the same it turned dead gray. (Iced Marble) (12 degrees greener) So I knew I had to increase Chroma. I tried 2 more colors - Quietude (5 degrees greener, 2 points more chromatic) and Silvermist (15 degrees greener and 1 point more chromatic). Quietude seemed a bit too bright - needed to be less chromatic, more neutral Silvermist added just enough green color to fix the powder blue and make it the blue/green/gray I wanted. I don't know how much you need to change color to eradicate the pink, but this is where I started. I looked for some colors that seem to be less pink but were relatively closeto the general color you want. I pulled the LCH Values and RGB Values so I could display the colors (Note Grecian Ivory and Canvas tan are also lighter than either of your two starting samples) Then I created the same interior exterior boxes with the colors I would try in order of what I believe will yield the least pink to the most pink. I stuck some yellow in their so you could evaluate pinkness next to yellow. Sorry I can't be more specific without actually seeing the space.

Thank you for your response! I agree that cabinet color is too pink. The photo of my wood floor is not capturing the color correctly (it looks yellow in the photo when in person it is a lighter tan color (with dark variations). I have considered and swatched many different colors (navy, olive green, mustard yellow) but ultimately wanted to bring in more light since it is north facing with no windows. I am keeping the hood vent and open shelving unpainted since they match the flooring so well and I love the earthy element. Any other color you might suggest?