Thanks ya'all. Update: Green is one of my accent color - i found some green pillows that looked amazing with black and white(cream actually) Who knew? Now I am just stuck with choices for curtains. I do like the idea of chocolate colored drapes but am afraid that would be too much brown considering I have brown tables, the couch has brown legs. The style of the room is not traditional but not quite contemporary either. The room that kathy posted is very elegant, love the color. That and the cappucino are top contenders in my mind. Since i cant afford to go custom with my drapes and have no sewing skills whatsoever I am at the mercy of PB, JCP, BBB and Linens & Things for available colors in curtains. Keep those ideas coming Thanks again Nami

I think the color is a soft caramel leaning towards the gold (or yellow) of caramel. So yes, it reads "yellow" to me, but in a very nice way. I used it in my master closet after a 32 second decision, because I was in a rush. My master is 12x18 (closet) and has one window. I wanted a soft color that would compliment the plaster in the bedroom and flow nicely with the wood (walnut) build ins that will be surrounding all four walls. CC really does work well for that, and looks gorgeous with chocolate. Outside of that room, the library is one level down and all the walls (except for the wood wall of hell...another post) are Valspar Cowslip 4 which is a yellow in the same tone (caramel color) but a bit deeper. The flow is great :) I'm not one for shocking changes of color in each room. I like the eye to visibly travel from room to room easily, especially through open doors. It sounds like the yellow isn't a good choice for your living room, since you're worried about too much yellow (is that possible?) heh heh Are you looking to go more neutral or do you have a complimentary color you'd like to shoot for? (Ie should we look to tan or green or blue or purple) :OP

I have been looking for the same. I have many jars of samples but have not found the perfect one, I will be looking forward to the responses!

Who knows? But if you click on the photo, you see the entire area. The teal is very pretty and works well with your rug and other textiles. Maybe find another pillow/rug/curtain fabric with teal, almond and a third color for the adjoining room work from there. As others have stated, the color on the walls doesn't exist in a vacuum--you need a comprehensive plan for the space. The wall paint is merely one piece of the puzzle.