This is what I want it to look like.

Sorry to post these separately. It will only let me upload one at a time. :/

It’s possible to find charcoal-type colours from every Hue Family. All the above have the potential to work with warm wood floors from the Yellow-Red Hue Family. Each brings something a little different to the palette.

Thank you, Marylee! Very helpful! You lost me a little with the color wheels. But I’m guessing if I dislike how orange my oak woodwork is I should go with monochromatic, which would be Silhouette. Or do I have that completely backwards?

Isn’t Iron Ore nearly black?

Hi - yes. Sorry, it was to illustrate that each of those ‘greys’ comes from a segment of the colour wheel, from which it’s possible to select colours to create a classical colour palette with others taken from the Yellow-Red Hue Family. (like orange woodwork)

I think your suggestion of Grizzle Gray is lovely, but there’s a greater potential to accentuate the ‘orangeness’ of the wood, the farther away you move from its Yellow-Red Hue Family.

Many use that contrast in Hue, to create a liveliness between colours. Complementary pairings (direct opposite on the wheel do that the most). Others prefer their relationships to be more gentle.

So choosing a grey from the same Hue Family or the adjacent is perhaps less likely to accentuate the orange. It just depends what you are after?

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Yes Iron Ore is very, very dark.

IMO Carbonized might be just too dark. Here's how Chip It from Sherwin Williams reads the colors.

Etsy idea for concrete-natural colors -

https://www.etsy.com/listing/872208625/set-of-4-gray-scale-concrete-coasters?ga_order=most_relevant&ga_search_type=all&ga_view_type=gallery&ga_search_query=gray+scale&ref=sr_gallery-1-4&cns=1