I'm painting my home also, however, I'm looking for grays with a green undertone. I found that against the greens in the grass and trees, the blue undertone grays start looking too blue for me. My suggestion is to look at grays that initially you didn't consider because the color may look more blue outside. Benjamin Moore Coventry Gray is a med gray with slight blue undertones that looks more blue outside. I also started to ask what the LVR of the paint color is. This is how light or dark the color is. Sherwin Williams lists this number on the back of the paint strips, Ben Moore does not, you have to ask. This also helps limit your color choices. I decided I liked a color that has an LVR of about 38-40. I understand what a hard decision this is. I have purchased about 12 sample colors and painted large areas on my new house last fall and stared at them all winter. I settled on S.W. Rare Gray which looked so green in the store I initially passed on it. The painters will start in a couple weeks. Hope I made the correct choice. Good luck with yours.

Allow me to recommend Ben Moore's historic color 'Ansonia Peach' which I used in my guest bedroom a short time ago. You can see it in varying light conditions in the link below. Here is a link that might be useful: Ansonia Peach

Not really sure what my style is but this is my space . I guess I like simple ,not too busy. Thank you , I appreciate any advice you could give me . We were told the wood look ceramic tile would be best . My husband doesn't want carpet. Should I go with the wood look or regular ceramic tile ? Since I have alot of wood , not sure if it would be too much wood grain going on ?

Neither. Wolf has had issues for over 10 years with the blue lining on all of their ovens that have it. Sometimes it happens immediately and others like mine happen 4 years into it so out of warranty. To make it worse, they wouldn’t tell me how much to fix it only that it would start @ $800 and the repair would only have a one year warranty. Some here have been through several ovens because when fixed under warranty. They should stand behind their products, especially with a known issue. There have been some lawsuits over this. My oven can only be used with covered dishes and no convection fan. The chipping is tiny glass shards. Viking gets really mixed reviews. It is very hard to find a duel fuel range that gets it right. What size are you looking for? Why do you want an electric oven? Are you looking strictly at prostyle ranges?