In a room with east/west light, pay more attention to the west exposure. Morning east light is fleeting, but as the sun moves around the house, you have longer hours of sunlight from the west and , depending on the season, sun will be high in the sky or lower to horizon.

I think your three choices (the undertones) are either too brown, too green or too brassy for west light.

This sample is a B.M.

I am not as familiar with SW, so I can’t make a specific color recommendation, but a soft blue/gray (emphasis on blue) should work beautifully.

Do you have suggestions?

I know the west light is tricky, that is why I leaned to White D, it didn't looked washed out and it was still creamy without turning too yellow. And I feel that Oyster White has more of a gray base.

Sorry, we crossed paths.

I vote for Shoji White

I like Oyster White but the other choice would be the same as the trim but in a matte finish and IMO the fewer the colors the easier to work in all spaces and honestly I do not think exposure is a huge item. I think your lighting at night needs to keep the colors true so make sure all the bulbs are LEDs in 4000K if that is what you want from paint colors

White Dove BM is lighter

It's not White Dove BM it's White Duck Sw, easy to get them mixed because of name though!

I just finished using SW Upward (I would describe as a light blue with hints of grey and periwinkle), SW SeaSalt, SW Olympus White(really nice light pale blueish/grey) and SW Agreeable Beige which I know is overused but so perfectly pleasant on the walls and the right mix of warmth without yellow for me.

Thank you all! I completely changed my mind and now I'm on to BM Gray Mist & BM Fog Mist. I've attached a few pics. Which one?

I like the Gray Mist, can't go wrong with either

Gray mist looks better with your floors

I have SW Accessible beige everywhere and love it

Grey Mist since you’re doing your whole house, appears to be a touch more neutral. Plus when you have every wall in same color it intensifies so Grey Mist being slightly lighter will be perfect.

Next to counters Fog Mist is on left- under my red nail and Gray mist is on right

Tess, I would love to see your pics of Drift of Mist!

I think you will have an easier time choosing if you paint your samples on 1/4 a piece of posterboard and move them around to different locations and look at them at different times of day. Those cards are too small to tell anything and the samples are not painted next to the things that are fixed (floor, counters etc) which is part of what you need to see.

Shoji is one of my tried-and-trues. Always looks great. But give it a test on your walls first. GL!

V Smith, if you scroll up I have samples of each color painted on the walls.

Here are a few shots of SW Drift of mist. Tried to get different lighting. Obviously still under construction