Revere Pewter on the walls, Edgecomb Gray on the ceiling [Traditional Dining Room[(https://www.houzz.com/photos/traditional-dining-room-ideas-phbr1-bp~t_722~s_2107) by Bellevue Home Stagers Lisa Lucas Design I have Revere Pewter walls and SW1095 (off white) cabinets.

When it comes to transition areas, it's often a good idea to go with a neutral as they are more versatile. Transitional areas like entryway/hallways can have SO many colours going off of them, and choosing a 'colour' for this area, can limit you in other rooms. Personally, I would go for the soft, simple approach of Benjamin Moore Edgecomb Gray :). https://www.kylieminteriors.ca/colour-review-edgecomb-gray-benjamin-moore/  Also check out Benjamin Moore Stonington Gray which is GORGEOUS, but if this area is as low-light as it looks, you may want to lighten it by 25%! https://www.kylieminteriors.ca/paint-colour-review-benjamin-moore-stonington-gray-hc-170/ 

Okay, well, I know that once you get into the mauve violet hues, that brown is going to be part of the tint added to the paint. I was just confirming you are headed in the direction professionals have combined with your base color for the paint companies. You can likely do better if you don't like the brown, or than likely the gold tones, finding something more in the silvery hues of the colors you are thinking. They would be lighter colors certainly. In those photos that brought in grays, you will find that grays are either blue or brown based, and the person tinting the base can tell you what tints they are adding...Blues take them towards the purple range while browns towards the tan range. Grays are very hard colors but I always liked just the right shade of yellow with gray. I would think that could be a very pretty office accent wall, and not a brown yellow but something like Lemon Pie, which can veer towards a bit of a green hue, and yet is very versatile, light and clean. If that is too much the wrong direction, than there is a shade of silvery grey out there, that may be the perfect blend for your office setting with the Revere Pewter. Maybe Silver Sage, is a nice idea for your office?

I like BM Simply White with Revere Pewter. They are in close proximity on the color wheel and coordinate nicely. That said, be sure to do some samples first to ensure the Simply White looks good with your countertop and that Revere Pewter doesn't shift green or purple in your kitchen's lighting.