Our exterior is painted BM Charlotte Slate and have had many ask about the color. It is absolutely more blue than gray. If you use: for trim, white looked harsh with CS. We used a light gray (the name escapes me); it looks almost white, but much, much better than the white did.

It is near impossible to suggest a color trusting monitors…but I will give you a color to look at with the off-white trim, as that’s a lot of trim to paint white. Try this color on the wall (two coats). I think you need a color with more brown in the mix: B.M. Silver Fox. Silver Fox is a great backdrop for you gray upholstery (which is probably why the now gray walls are fighting with the furniture.)

Try Chic Gray by Behr.

You look in the tinted whites . Or run the risk of A VERY VERY BLUE RESULT. Trust me on that. When you begin to roll? You will think .WHAT? !? It's WHITE. !!! No.........it's not. ...... Believe me, it will be blue. B.L.U.E. Take a white subway tile to the paint store, paint a sample board from a quart, and go outdoors in northern /eastern light. Put them next to one another. You shall see what it mean when you have two coats on a sample board and the "blue" is next to the white tile. You see ANY color by comparison. Blue more than any other : ) You are after "glass"? Don't get four walls done, and find yourself in the baby boy nursery.