Jillian, You have a lovely home. Apple-pie gave great advice. I think with those beautiful warm wood floors you might need a more neutral gray or greige paint. If you want me to choose one of your grays. I will have to say Repose Gray because it has a hint of warm beige in it that might work better with your floors. BUT.....that gray can look purple. I like the idea that Sara S had about priming a wall and choosing the right color rather than go over the colors you have. It is hard to see a colors undertones with teal or purple or yellow or really any color that might take away from the gray shade you are searching for. I know you will find the right gray. Those beautiful wood floors deserve a gray that will bring out the beauty. Visit a few blogs that talk about gray paints and how to choose them. Repose Gray Blog Warm orange floors and gray paint (blog) Fabulous warm gray paint colors And then find out how much light you have (natural or not) and think about the directions your rooms face. I am sure you will find the perfect color. I am looking at Balboa Mist and Shale for my own space. Shale is a little darker but I think it will work with my dark chocolate floors where Balboa works even better with warm golden floors. ~boxer

Since we cant see the rest of the rooms, it's difficult to say for sure, but I think I would have painted the turquoise just above the fireplace and the rest of the wall the same color as you'll have on the other side of the door and under the stairs (all one color whatever you decide - but I think the beige works much better with the carpet than the gray). That would cut down on the contrast between the turquoise wall and white baseboards up against the brown trim for the stairs. eta: looking again, maybe if the wall remained turquoise to the left of the fireplace, I'd repaint that little piece of the wall perpendicular to it and have it be the same color as whatever white/beige/grey you end up choosing.

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@rockyroad33 BM Sparrow is beautiful! We are really open to any color but want to steer away from true grey. The room has East exposure, so it gets some natural light in the earlier part of the day. The couch s a tan color, but we are open to updating the couch if needed to go with the other elements. @Molly D. Zone4B You are correct! The color will carry into the kitchen. Revere Pewter is very pretty, but we just came from a home with a similar wall color and want to mix it up a bit :)