I chose Valspar's Hopsack for our home. I love how it looks w/against the white floor molding & built in cabinets. (While I chose the valspar color, we used SW paint.)

We have a lot of natural light, and it doesn't look as dark as it is on the link.

I really had to stand my ground w/our contractor. He thought it would be too dark & too beige-y. Once it was in and finished, he admitted he was wrong. LOL

It might be richer than what you want but Shaker Beige (BM)?

I actually have Shaker here at home in my hallway. I do like the color but was hoping for something similar but much lighter.

Pudge, thanks, I need to stick with SW or BM if possible.

Check out SW Neutral Ground and SW Wool Skein

BM Pale Oak...

Sherwin Williams Kestrel White.

BM Fossil?

I'm partial to BM French Canvas and Old Prairie. They both have a fair bit of brightness to them, something I require in a beige.

Bm muslin

sw patience

bm maritime white

Another Maritime white photo.

These all supposedly have a slight pink undertone.

Sherwin Williams Nice White or Simple White, maybe. Or Cultured Pearl.

BM Sea Pearl.

I have it up against BM Simply White trim and ceiling.

I really like the color in our guest bath...BM Hazelnut Cream as it has a warmth to it while still being beige.

Chispa, what did you use for the ceiling?

BM Muslin is a good one. Annie's Hazelnut Cream is nice too!

This article might interest you. I have a few BM strips on hand and French Canvas is lovely with a strong (imo) green cast to it. A friend has BM Muslin in her kitchen and it's a great neutral. Don't forget to look at your contenders next to a sheet of printer paper to see if they skew too strongly (for you) into other colours.

BM Natural Wicker might be a possibility. I chose it for my daughter's room because she didn't want any of the yellow in most of the rest of the house lol.

This paint is a beautiful light blend of beige and gray and no other tones appear.

http://www.thewriterandresidence.com/finding-the-perfect-warm-white-5-designers-weigh-in/

In the article tartan posted... bleeker beige by bm looks like a true beige.

I really like the BM Affinity Collection...each color is so nice. The Frappe looks to me to be a neutral beige with more color in it than the fossil above.

Eld, all my ceilings and trim/doors/crown in the house are BM Simply White.

I used the BM Sea Pearl in my master bathroom. I think I also used it in my son's bathroom, but would need to find my notes.

The rest of my house is mostly painted in BM Grant Beige.

This is easy to get along with. I like it because it will still look somewhat fresh even in the dark of evening (See upper shadow areas). Some beiges look dreary at night. It will also play nice with the colors you are decorating with.

Sherwin Williams Neutral Ground 7568

Or....

SW Canvas Tan 7531

This shade will also play nice with your decor colors and not look dreary in the evening. This might be too warm for you. Still, lovely color for a Florida home.

The top two on the bottom chits might be worth a sample but I think they may be too warm for you.

That's very true...I have the same paint on the wall in my DR and the ceiling in my LR and they look completely different because one gets north light and the other south. So *every* paint has to be put on the wall in the room to really get a sense of what it's like.

I totally agree Mtn. But it's a jumping-off point. We have used BM Manchester Tan in 3 different places and it looks good in all three. (different exposures) Popular colors and colors that are actually tried and true by those here are good references.

Update, after reviewing everything here and googling, googling and googling, I suggested BM Chantilly Lace to DHas a starting point. I even found pictures of it with the same color as our new flooring.

He just called me back and told me that the paint might work after all. He is painting the laundry and it needs a few coats to cover the previous paint. Now he is saying it might work.

In the meantime, I have great suggestions from here that I will save.

The color is a creamy white and it's a formula that is made up at Lowes.

Thanks, everyone. it has been a roller coaster.

BM Chantilly Lace is a pretty bright white, not off-white in the least. I have it in my office (south-west exposure). Doesn't read creamy to me at all. In the winter months, my office feels like a cocoon of snow. Personally, I love it but some people here have found it too blinding white. Hope you all love it!

SW Balanced Beige if what you have doesn't work.

Lots of great suggestions. Remember too, it's all in the lighting in that house, room.

I love my Bleeker Beige bm. Kind of chameleon like in that it looks different, obv, in different light and with different surroundings