Hello- you will get better responses if you post over in the home decorating forum, along with some pictures. This forum is for technical paint issues.

Here is a progress pic of my kitchen. We have dark stained perimeter cabs, tan brown granite, tumbled travertine backsplash, and natural white oak floors. We have SW Kilim Beige on our walls. It is a nice warm color, no green in it at all. The warmth is kind of washed out in the pic due to the sunlight. Look at all of the colors on that paint strip. SW Nomadic Desert is the next color on the strip (darker). Stay away from SW Softer Tan and SW Relaxed Khaki, they definitely are greener beiges.

The carpet is actually a pretty warm gray and I love the color of the walls. I would definitely go with a Scandinavian style two-tone bedroom. No colors needed and it’s so calming. Do black in white pictures with oversized white mattes, a simple bedframe and linen sheets. Wood side table with a black metal lamp. Maybe a white fur throw rug.

The 4" piece is pretty easy to pry off. score it w/a box cutter(score the caulking holding it) and very easily pry it away. (use a piece of wood or a rag to keep the pry tool from damaging your wall. If you google this, there are plenty of videos and tutorials online. Do this and then do your tile. the pre cat lac is good. that's what I had done on mine. as of the mega color. I'd say no. Just do them all white. If you do that weird shade, you're locked into that color for as long as you have the kitchen. if you must do a diff color, do a darker neutral color What about Kingsport Gray (BM) I think I like it w/the countertop. grab a sample of this one too. have him spray it for you have the company spray a sample door for any color you want. even that greige color. (which I really don't think you should do) your hardware, do all handles. it looks better. I don't mind the silver,. or you could do this Cosmas Black nickel (Amazon) This one is Repose Gray Revere Pewter Look at the right column. Mega Greige and Incredible White look like they go together. or, try Eider White with Repose Gray. Mega greige has more taupe tones to it. If you must have a gray two tone, try a few of these other colors. that mega greige has too much taupe. maybe get a few sample pots and try them on a piece of similar wood and see how they look in your kitchen. Make sure your bulbs are 4000K take look over here and read all about paint colors. she has tons of info on everything from grays, to painting oak cabs, to picking colors depending on which direction your light comes from. https://www.kylieminteriors.ca/category/the-best-paint-colours/neutral-gray-greige-cream-and-white/