Hello, We love the navy blue that you currently have in the dining room! If you have enough light coming into your space (as mentioned above), you could go with the navy you already have, or even a slightly lighter shade of the navy. A shade of navy is going to make your light grey cabinets pop for sure! Feel free to check out some of our finished kitchen spaces for inspiration: https://www.remodel-dallas.com/ Best of luck! Joseph & Berry and Team

We found that the Shitake really changed tone depending upon what it was surrounded by. I would suggest painting a large sample board and moving from place to place in your light and against your other materials. I found choosing paint colors the hardest part of building our home. You have to have a large sample and take to the actual place you want to paint it to see the light because it changes depending on where you are.

A simple method is to measure the colour of the tile with a tiny device which connects to an app on your phone. It gives a lot of valuable detail, such as how Light it appears, how much Chroma it contains, (how near neutral or colourful) but perhaps most helpfully in to which Hue Family it belongs and where within that Hue Family it sits. Not always the most obvious with neutrals. Once you know that, it makes finding harmonising paint colours so much easier. We can find the nearest available to a bang-on match to the floor tile, or similar only lighter/darker/warmer/cooler/more colourful/less colourful etc. Don’t need to guess anything.

Hi! The SW Sea Salt looks like a great color for the bathroom and design plans! It's a bit lighter than the SW Oyster Bay which is perfect for a bathroom with limited natural light. It also resembles the green hue of SW Oyster Bay to create a cohesive style! From the shower, floor and counter design to the satin nickel of the faucet, SW Sea Salt seems like an excellent choice! Best of luck!