BM Stonington Grey and BM Grey Owl are good solid greys.

Do you really want your babies bedroom to be gray?

Antique white (or the like) and lots of color in the babies things would be so much better imho

I would try Revere Pewter. I think you will be surprised with how well it works with many different gray colors.

@pennydesign yes as I said I’m looking for help designing a neutral nursery not for judgement but thank you. Neutral nurseries are soft, beautiful, and extremely common these days, probably even more so than ones with all kinds of bright colors.

I would go with one of the gray listed above. I hope your nursery stays neutral as you like. But don't count on it. I found out from experience that in a few years between the toys.games and the fairy princesses or firetrucks toddlers want stuck on the walls, bedspreads and drapes the room will be a hot mess of color anyway that kids love.

Check out BM Classic Gray.

Totally starting from scratch outside of the crib and the dresser! It’s a very small room so I don’t even know what rug will fit. There’s one window in the room that brings in a good amount of light, but for whatever reason everything looks blue in it. Here’s photos of what it currently looks like, which I should note I hate which is why I’m trying to change it! The blanket on the chair and the rug on the floor aren’t staying, they’re just from my mom trying to prove to me that the chair is gray and not blue, haha. I really don’t want a cold, sterile look...but im not sure how to get around it with this chair. We don’t know what we’re having so I definitely want to cut out any hint of blue.

I found this greige that might work for you.

I love this which is Dunn Edwards Droplets, but not sure of a BM equivalent

https://goo.gl/images/i1VaPB

My grandson’s nursery was gray and white stripe similar to the above. It was adorable. If you want to go with something like the droplets shade and would like to add some gray, you could paint a gray stripe a foot or so down from the ceiling,

droplets has a pink undertone. what don't you like about your current color? its seems to

compliment every thing in the room based on your photos.

A lot of BM colors were suggested but if you want a SW, Mindful Gray is awesome with white white trim.

I believe an antique white IS neutral...

@pennydesign yes and I believe I was referring to the first part of your comment. thanks for the suggestion I’ll check out antique white :)

I’ve been dying to use Pale Oak somewhere in my house. I’m just not sure if it’s too mugh on the beige end to go with this chair :(

Thank you! Yes if my child is spending that much time in their room we’ve got a bigger problem haha

It might be, aes107. Bring home a paint chip and you'll see right away. May I suggest you try whatever colours you're considering on boards in different light to figure out what suits you best? I really like the idea of a warm white for a nursery. One of the prettiest nurseries I've ever seen was a white one posted here.

I love grayed/ greens for a neutral that still has a color but not in your face.I too think babies need color but that can be from many things.I like Gray Wisp BM

Crap my brilliant kids must have beat the odds being raised in neutral rooms.

Depending on your lighting SW Soft Tan can play as a completely neutral off white.

This nursery has Ben Moore Super White on the walls

This one had Dunn Edwards Muslin

Thank you!! I feel like the top is a little too bright white, but I love the bottom one.

Love this color! I really wish I could make it work with the chair we have. I was going to exchange it for a white one, but the shipping time is way too long.

Did you talk to PBK about theirquick ship items? They should have a white chair on their quick ship list.

I would choose a rug before paint.