Honestly, it could be any of the guesses or something else entirely. I have SW Antique White throughout my house. It looks very much like the photos, depending on the room and the light at that particular time of day. In any event, it gives me that look, which I love, rich vanilla. BTW, once you figure it out or find lookalikes, your favorite paint store can match and mix it up for you. I'm in Calif. and I had Kelly-Moore mix SW's color and, if possible, it was better than the original.

I think anntique has it right....this designer has Gettysburg Gray in her living room too and it looks to be connected to her dining room. I'm a bit of a Google-freak! LOL! Here's the link to her dining room and if you click the smaller thumbnail, you'll see a closer view of the paint. Evelyn McKee's house And here is her living room where it states she used the Gettysburg Gray. Living room

msrose....we've used Bar Harbor Beige many times in several homes. It's never looked pink in our rooms. In rooms with low light, it does look darker than your pic. We recently painted my mom's family room this color. She is very picky and likes very neutral walls without color. She was so afraid she wouldnt like it, as it's darker than what she's used to, but she loves it. Her room has a lot of windows and the color looks alot like your picture. You'll just need to grab some samples of the good suggestions and try it in your space. They can look very different in your own home. I find beiges particularly hard not to see pink tones.

Only guesses but why not have a look at BM 2126-50 Gray Timber Wolf, SW 6533 Mild Blue, SW 2128-60 Beacon Blue. 🌈