I have posted some pictures of my master bedroom furniture that I hope will help. Below is a link that shows a dining room that has been painted in the Hot-Crossed Bun paint that is the middle paint color on the sample. After seeing this on a wall I am wondering if this is going to be too dark in my MB? I guess I am not seeing the "creaminess" that I was hoping for-however I do know that pictures can be misleading. Thanks for any help in advance. http://img.hgtv.com/HGTV/2006/01/25/hdsf702_aft2_diningroomafter_j.jpg Here is a link that might be useful: master bedroom furniture

I went through this same process for my kitchen, so the colors I looked at are fresh in my mind. I considered taupe colors than leaned gray, tan and beige (when I write leaned I mean every so slightly relative to each other.) Here is what I sampled: BM - Revere Pewter HC-172, leans gray, but picks up warm and even slightly green in different lights BM - Manchester Tan HC-81- leans warm beige BM - Temporal Spirit 965, slightly darker than Manchester Dan BM - Cedar key 982 & smokey taupe 983 - going a little tan All beautiful colors, recommended by several as just "nice colors" that work in many situations and look good in many lights. The idea of a blue accent wall is sweet. I would be careful though, pick a gray that has a little blue in it versus a pure blue. Blues can be hard (what color isn't to me :) A quick look at the fan deck - BM gentle gray 1626 or pelican gray 1612 - could be beautiful, but I have no experience with those colors in particular I just wanted to give you an example.

What kind of mood would you like in the room? Energetic? Relaxing? Warm and cozy? Cool and beachy? Your furniture is so neutral you can go in any direction, so I'd start with what you'd like it to feel like. Also, look for an inspiration...be it a pillow, a piece of art, a bedroom on houzz you like, or anything else. Once you have a mood and color inspiration, you'll find the pieces fall into place much easier.

I'm glad you changed your mind about the SW blue if that's the sample on the wall--Too dark and unnatural imo. Are you staging for sale? Then I'd go for a less obtrusive color; maybe a very pale grey or off white, even just white for that matter.