It doesn't really show up as gray on my monitor - just a nice neutral beige. I'm look at the Sherwin Williams fan deck and the closest match I see to it is Nomadic Desert, Strip 16. That is a popular shade used by decorators. I have Latte, one shade darker than Nomadic Desert in my den and it's very nice. If you want a grayer shade, check out SW Pavillion Beige. It's gorgeous.

Well, OK - you know what you want! So, next step is just to try some whites. Ive been using Zinsser Exterior Permawhite in satin for my white trim - straight out of the can - and have had good results with it. In fact it typically lasts better and long onger than the fancy schmancy Sherwin Williams Seafoam Green that I have on the other parts of the house. Its a nice true slightly warm white - not an identical match to the white aluminum storm windows but close enough to read the same. (It is thin and goes on thin, and I often need multiple coats - up to 4 or 5 - but the end result is a nice hard smooth surface. No I dont work for Zinsser LOL.) What color is the roof? Some people ignore the roof thinking it has no bearing on what their wall and trim colors should be, but thats a mistake I think... unless you're planning to replace the roof in the foreseable future I also give some thought to the neighbor's colors, not that anything has to be matchy or harmonize.... just to avoid flagrant clash which would have the effect of possibly making both houses less appealing. It happens sometimes!

You can open a tab for each one or open your browser once for each one and flip between them. Searching for images of rooms painted in those colors can help too, but lighting and furnishings can influence the appearance of the colors in ways that may make them lookmore different than they wiill in your rooms. Ultimately, you have to see them. I agree and disagree a bit with the comment about viewing them on a computer screen -- if you have a good eye for color, you can get relative colors -- this one is more green, that one more lavendar (was looking at blue-greys this morning). But as for how it will actually look on your walls -- gotta get a chip or a sample of the colors that look most promising.

Looks very cosy in there. I actually like vintage stuff and furniture. Buying a new house is such a responsibility but when you can change it and make everything by your taste is such a blessing. Hope you are happy in this house. I bought a house from badya palm hills a few months ago and I just ended to put everything on places. My interior is darker than yours but I just like more greyish colors. I really understand your challenges. However, I do feel like home in this house. That's the most important thing.