Latte is worth a look. Sunlight brings out the caramel tones in that color. Another possibility that would work well with the red tones is SW Whole Wheat. It's pretty close to Nomadic Desert, but that a bit more golden. I have also seen rooms with SW Blonde and reds and they look great.

do you have any windows in the laundry room? daylight and how it changes really affects color. the nomadic desert in your room might be the best choice- i would just paint a large enough swatch on poster board/s or something and check it throughout the day and at night. i just painted our new laundry room with white cabinets accessible beige which is a very neutral color-- probably reads more gray but looks nice with antique white molding and deepish tan walls in adjoining room, and would look great with quietude... i thought i wanted macadamia or basket beige in my area, but they both seemed decidely greenish, row house tan and townhall tan seemed blah in that space- i wanted something alittle crisper, so i have narrowed it down to stonebriar or dromedary camel... both of which i thought were more yellow than i wanted, but for my space i think they're the best... that's my most recent experience with SW tans!

Annie-I have not looked at tower tan, at least I don't remember looking at it. When you say "similar body" are you saying something as strong and lively? I will say my Quietude is very blue and brighter than the chip. I love it, but the chip looks more muted than my walls. Tibbrex- I really am not crazy about my trim color, but it's what a "paint expert" picked when I built my home 3 years ago. It's a pretty cream in some light and a drab cream in other light. It's more of a chalk color. It shouldn't be this hard for me to pick a color for a laundry room! Lol

Just to follow up, Kilim Beige on the walls with Alabaster trim/ceiling looks great in the new house! I love the colors with the dark walnut doors/cabinets and bronze fixtures. They just hooked up electrical so it looks nice with artificial light as well. Sometimes I regret not looking into SW Pavilion Beige, but I don't know why I do that to myself...what's done is done and I should be so relieved that Kilim Beige looks great! When they first painted I thought I saw peach undertones and I panicked. But I did not see that again. It is definitely warm, but I can't detect any real undertones. Flooring isn't in yet, so I'm curious to see how the color will change. patty_cakes, you wrote in a previous post above: "As for the color/colors, just a very pleasant, warm tan that has a beautiful candlelight hue in the evening. Good luck. ;o)" I thought of your comment when we saw the house for the first time last night with artificial light...kilim beige does have that beautiful candlelight hue in the evening! I will post pics soon. Thanks again to everyone, I appreciate your input and advice!