Another pretty green! Just take your color chip into S-W and they will match it perfectly for you. I did that all the time last year when choosing my colors because I wanted to use S-W's paint (Harmony, no-VOC line). Hard to tell on the monitor, but would Olive Branch go with very light gray? Last year I fell in love with SW Svelte Sage and have it adjacent to SW Blonde. I used the very top strip on the Blonde (forget the color now--Navajo white?) for the ceilings throughout the adjoining areas (our newly finished basement). Tracey

This is just my closet, but the fixtures(?) are cherry...I used BM Louisburg Green. My dining room is red and the rest of my downstairs was a sage green...both rooms had a gold ceiling. I picked up a card at SW last week that was a pretty strong gold/butterscotch that had complimentary colors listed on the back. The other two colors were antique dk. red and a rich chocolate brown...so I think if your dining furniture is light enough either an olive or brown could work. You're on the right track, at least in IMHO ;)

I did Sea Salt at 50% in my old home. I wish I had a great photo for you. What I found was that the original color was far too dark and looked nothing like the photos I was seeing on Pinterest. At 50%, the color was just right, especially with white trim. I did have SW mix two samples, 50% and 75%. I still love Sea Salt so much. Eventually, I will paint another room in my new home in a 50% saturation again. Good Luck!

@Jan Moyer - thanks Jan. Agree and luckily it wasn't too late. Spared the drama/details in my original post but the posts and trim are being addressed albeit with some headaches for all involved. @Sammy - thanks for the feedback. Yep the door is the new door which we like but appreciate your perspective.