Thanks. Yes, Blonde is used in the highest part of the trey, the lower part is Ivoire. I thought they'd be darker than they are, so I need to go further down the strip to get a GOLD on the ceiling. The trim color is a creamy white: SW Dover White. My other "color" in the house is a pumpkin-y color called Basque Brown (old Duron color). None of my pics of it show it well, so I didn't post it. I'll try again under different lighting conditions. These colors: eggplant, earthy green, and "pumpkin" were all accent colors in my last house with was entirely a soft gray. This time we decided to use the Blonde as the over-all color and then paint individual rooms too (we were too afraid of multi-colors in the last house...then I found this forum). I'd like the eggplant to be a bit darker, too, but we were also afraid the Walnut wouldn't show up as well when we were first picking colors. There's someone on the forum who painted a room (or wall; I think in the basement) in the next color down from Soulmate and posted a pic of it.

This is BM Roxbury Caramel. It may work below the chairrail. It's a very pretty color in person. I cannot tell exactly from my monitor, but I would go with a lighter color on top. Be careful which tan/gold you choose. I see that you have some red tones in the wooden chairs and the floor. Any beige/ gold color with green tones will look pukey on your walls. You need to choose a goldish color with red/orange undertones in it. How about BM Adobe Dust for the bottom, and BM Shaker Beige for the top? Not sure how the Adobe Dust would work with your red accents. It sure would make your room happy. I love your colors. I also like the color in your rug-the area with the darker tan flower with some type of red/burgundy thingy. Those 2 colors would look great IMO. Here is a link that might be useful:

southernmum and ingrid_vc, thank you for the compliments. We were initially uneasy about using red in such a central space. The DR is right off the (gold) Foyer and is seen the minute someone walks in the front door. It also opens to the (olive) Sun Room at the back of the house. Actually, it only has two walls and is kind of the hub of the house. I don't know when it happened but now I tend to think of red as a strong neutral color and I feel brave about using it as an accent color in most rooms.

Thank you Julie, I will add that to the list! I am really curious what you will think of the mirror and art I picked out. I am going to take the advise you gave a long time ago and get rid of the long horizontal mirror, here is what I am looking at..I was thinking mirror above love seat and art above sofa....https://www.ballarddesigns.com/midnight-in-the-garden-art/decor-more/wall-art/canvas/481810?&prank=7  https://www.zgallerie.com/p-18476-marlowe-mirror.aspx