Thanks for the suggestions. I looked at pics on the internet for Cumulus Cloud and that looks good. Next I will check out Revere Pewter and Owlet. I have looked at tons of pictures but it is still hard to tell about undertones unless you can ask the person. And I know I should get the test pots and do but we live about 75 minutes away from any of the big box stores and such, so I really just want to pick a color and then go get it next time I have to make a trip up there. I saw some nice pics of Valspar "Flagstone" and I have that chip here too. I like it but it may be a bit dark. Thanks for all the help.

JoaniePoanie, I would say it is better than BM, but BM is also very good quality paint. I had used this Glidden Lifemaster paint years ago when it was Dulux Lifemaster, and at the time I was also very impressed. One thing I've noticed in particular about the paint where I feel it excels over BM and other paints is where it comes to painting in the corners. I've always used a brush to do those corners and then I go over it with a little wheely-sponge thing to smooth out the brush strokes. With every other paint, I've had to use a minimum of 3 or even 4 coats in the corners to have the paint look the same as the walls where I use two coats, but with the Lifemaster, I only need two coats in the corners. The paint in general spreads on so easy. I still can't believe I was able to put two coats of paint from only one can. (The room is around 11 x 14, I think.) I did have to do some tricks like scraping out every last drop from the sides of the paint can and also reusing the roller (wrapping it in damp cloths when not in use) rather than switching to a new roller which would have absorbed a ton more paint. I think Lifemaster was one of the first paints to be zero VOC. They were doing it back before the trend took over with all the other paint companies. You can buy it at the Glidden Professional stores. l

French blue, sometimes shows up a bluish gray. It all depends upon your lighting in your room.

Just painted my bedroom walls with Stonington Grey by Benjamin Moore and it shows a greenie blue but mostly green and almost teal on bright days and grey in the dark and on gloomy days. This is the first time I have used grey and had a Decorator from Benjamin Moore help me . I am so confused and haven't a clue what to do. Now the rest of the house is being painted by myself as well with Collingwood grey and a pale grey on the cabinets... I am so concerned that my whole house is going to go green.... I live on our property which has a lot of trees. I Oh my gosh I wasn't expecting that. I have a dark grey brown floors and Expresso modern type furniture with white trim It is a small room and now I am totally lost on a duvet and carpet colour and type walls any help would be so appreciate. I am wondering which way to turn and have a husband whos grumpy and wants me to hurry up and FINISH! ....... stressed