I would definitely go more blue than I would gray. I think it would be beautiful with the black furniture. I can picture a room that someone on here did, but I can't remember if they used blue or green on the walls. I remember they had black furniture and they had a four poster bed. Does anyone know who I'm talking about. I think the style was a little on the contemporary side, but I'm not positive. Laurie

Gray Owl looks greenish to me, too...and that's the danger of recommending or looking at colors online, sadly. However, the guidelines can help... For example, the picture above with all the "grays"? To me: Top row are gray, second row are beige with the exception of repose gray which I find gray/green. Third row, I would classify as green with the exception of aloof gray witch, again, looks like repose gray...a gray/green. So it's all about perception and monitors :-/ It sounds to me like you "did" beige and this time out want gray. Nothing wrong with that. It's just paint. So find a gray that's acceptably warm to you, while still looking gray. Off to the paint store with you! Or, find a "white" that leans warmer...

Haha ya my dad would NEVER have let me put those stickers on..but oh well. Yes the stickers will all come off both the wall and head board. Ha Patricia if you up to the challenge....I am looking into doing a brand new flooring for my entire upstairs...3 bedroom and a small hallways.....all rooms have the same espresso dooring and trim.....walls are more on the white with maybe a tinge of grey in them...I can show pics. I hate the rug in the boys room so I want to replace the entire upper floor flooring but need ideas for something that works with what I have ie...the base boards and doors.

Your carpet looks quite pink (although screens are not accurate). Take a look at BM Wind's Breath BM Edgecomb Gray Both are warmer, without being beige. BM Wind's Breath is lighter and more neutral than than the latter. Both will work with Navy blue, your furniture and your "pink" carpet.