Wow, thanks for the help. Bought samples of Balboa Mist and Edgecomb today. In the hallway of my townhouse Balboa turned greenish. So that's out. Edgecomb is much better but seemed to have a slight peachy tone. But the revolting builder beige we inherited with our house when we bought it is a beige-peach-tan and it may be "corrupting" the others. Goes to show what happens in different lights. NO wait, now that is has dried, it is a lovely mushroom. Jewel654 - I'll go off to SW to see Nantucket. BM Glacial - will check it out too. Thanks CRL and beachpea3 - Revere Pewter is pretty but the hall doesn't have a window so I'm trying for a light colour. Yayagal, will find smokey taupe. My first thought was to paint the halls Cloud White in eggshell (the trim though the house is CW). Has anyone see how that works? I love Cloud White - warm and light for places without windows but I know eggshell can look different from semigloss. Most of the rest of the house is painted in a pale celadon green (something like a pale grayed celery). Thanks again guys!!!!

That's going to look so pretty! I would paint the pass-through the same tan as the kitchen wall...and when you say "walk-through," do you mean the untrimmed doorway? If so, I would also use the tan. It will probably read a half-shade darker than the kitchen wall does, because of the shadow, and I think that will mark the transition really nicely, and set the new blue room off as a separate space more clearly.

What color are the walls, trim, floor tiles? Do you have a color scheme you are using in the bathroom?

This is a shower that really needs a shower screen no shower curtain As for wall colora soft watery blue that works with the gray would be nice . Add some art and accessories in a blue .