Thanks so much for all the feedback. Honeychurch, your pictures are gorgeous! That makes me feel so much better about considering a bronze finish! breezy, GD, the Moon Night at my slab yard does read rustic to me and my DH. That's what we love about it - it looks like a big slab of gray ROCK, but close up you see the lovely swoops and almost marbles look of the surface. When I see it in kitchen pictures, I like it better paired with wood stain than white cabinets - maybe because with the white it does look too upscale modern, too stunning, but with the wood it looks more like plain stone - except not so plain, and naturally gorgeous. Marcolo was kind to post a picture of the faucet finish, but since several have asked to see my other choices, I will include the actual pulldown faucet I mentioned, which looks quite a bit darker to me than the bathroom faucet from that collection. I don't have my heart set yet on any one particular fixture or hardware, though. But, my home has mostly brownish-bronze fixtures throughout, both on the furniture (and DR sideboard) and outdoor lights. There are few silver finishes in or around the house. First, a gratuitous shot of Moon Night: This is the hutch that the cabinets will be made to match as closely as possible: Faucet: Possible pulls and knobs - the fixed D bar also comes in a drop-pull version by a different company, but essentially the same look. These all come in a variety of nice finishes such as copper, iron, and pewter.

Look at the Hex to Ral website. Type in Queen Anne’s Lace vs. Edgecomb Gray, and it will allow you to use this great paint comparison website FREE. Queen Anne’s Lace falls under five different brands. It makes a difference which brand. Edgecomb gray is paired with a lot of off whites because it’s a great combo; however, I chose SW Pure White due to the yellow undertone that exists in off whites—dove white, alabaster, etc. I painted my trim and cabinets in Pure White satin, the ceilings in Pure White flat, and all of my walls, including bathrooms, in Edgecomb Gray flat. It’s beautiful 😍 I’ve attached a picture of the results. BTW, my floors are LWFlooring, Dallas, Texas, LVP, long and wide planks.

I am deciding between Edgecomb, Natural Cream and Elmira White. My room has both south and north facing and I tried (Clay Beige(too dark) Inukshuk(too pinky) Shaker Beige(too dark orange) but looks great on walls in other areas. Is Natural Cream less gray than Edgecomb. Not sure Elmira will work because it might go pink. I could go with Edgecomb but it is the more grayer choice and I wanted something more neutral beige with some grey and no orange, green or yellow undertones which seems impossible. Thought maybe windsbreath but might be too light. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

After everything is installed, sample EG and other colors if that doesn't look right to you. There is a lot of variety in stones and we don't know what your slab looks like, so no one can really tell you what will work. It also depends on what direction the light is coming from. You don't have to paint until everything else is installed. I have EG in my MB which has light coming from the north and west. As mojavemaria says, it looks gray or beige depending on the light, so it might work for you - definitely worth sampling. If anything I would say it leans more beige than gray, despite the name of the color.