amazing gray is a greige.. I have it in our master bath and I can't imagine it clashing with bronze/brown colored windows... it also doesn't show green undertones in our bath- if anything, it will look slightly lavender in certain lights, but not nearly as much a revere pewter did. I doubt if you'll have that problem outside... I would make sure that balanced beige wasn't too pinkish before you decided on that... where will the stone be? the entire front? will the stucco only be in the back?

New construction, south facing (picture is of rear of home, N facing). Can't decide on colors. Was originally going with Amazing grey exterior (stucco), and worldly grey interior main color with Anonymous on a few contrast walls. Windows came back and they are browner than anticipated (color card at window place was a lot darker, almost black). Now afraid our greyish exterior color will clash with the brown window... Would like to stick with a grey/greige color palette, but not sure which undertone will go best. Amazing grey has the green undertone..looks like balanced beige is more brown...don't want the house to look too brown...lots of brown houses around here :-) Anew grey seems purple? the front we're using some stone accents as well. Not a lot, just a little on the garage and entry. I've attached a pic sample of that also. roof will be black For the interior, really liked the worldly grey, but the anonymous, in the "wrong" light looks so army green, considering switching to an agreeable grey/warmstone pair instead. We appreciate any advice. thanks!

@Lori, this is too funny and I’m so happy you confirm my hunch! I’d settled on York Gray CW-45, but wondered if I could find a great equivalent by SW for the savings! I’ve read your blog thoroughly, and that’s what made me think Accessible Beige is very, very close!

Thank you for posting these beautiful photos, Michele Baker! It was the final deciding factor for me -- my painter is coming tomorrow to paint our home in Accessible Beige, after 13 years of being stuck in the "dark goldish tan" side of things!