This is probably better in the Home Decorating Forum, but I will throw in my $.02. I have a room with cream furniture too and my target color is going to be Harvest Time or Honeymoon, both of which are goldish-beige. Harvest Time: Honeymoon: (I think the Harvest Time thumbnail is not accurate. Looks too peachy in that link. It is not really peachy at all. I've used it before in a hallway) The only other neutral category is more beige, less gold. I recently did a bathroom in BM Kangaroo, which went great with the cream vanity. These of course are just starting points.. zillions of shades lighter and darker to choose from. Here's a lighter beige that would contrast with cream furniture. Almond bisque: The gold-beige colors would work well with pastels green and blue, but probably not pinks. The beiges would work well with red. To be more non-commital to future choices of other elements in the room, I would lean towards lighter shades. The lighter the color, the more versatile usually. I personally prefer mid-tone colors for more impact. But if you can, it is best to have the overall color scheme settled before painting. Reds vs. pastels are very different visions.

Also check out BM Granada Villa. Its a beautiful blue teal. We have it up in our entry and an accent wall on our stair landing. Paired with with BM Sea Spray which is a goldish beige. I am starting to think about our Master BR also. It's still builders paint. Will be very interested in the suggestions here. Would love to see the purple blue that Tarnator is talking about. Our designer helps us with colors usually which has really worked in keeping us from wasting time and money.

JudyG designs... I've seen you recommend Natural cream a few times and I would love to see if you have any photos of if in your clients homes. I have very orangey oak wood throughout my home. I'm debating between edgecombe gray, elmira white and natural cream . thank you so much!

When you have a room with doors and windows like yours, it does make arranging furniture difficult. Most people are not using dressers anymore. Walk in closets with organizers help eliminate bigger furniture. Is your closet of a good size? You might be able to eliminate a dresser? I would put a small bench at the foot of the bed, not chairs. Chairs would be too large. Reduce the amount of furniture in the room and you will enjoy it more. Might be time to go through everything and make sure you get rid of those things you haven't used in a couple of years, donate them or pitch out! You might be amazed. Good luck. Before you do much else, go through that exercise, get the furniture in the best arrangement possible and then think about colors, walls, etc.