Revere Pewter on the walls, Edgecomb Gray on the ceiling [Traditional Dining Room[(https://www.houzz.com/photos/traditional-dining-room-ideas-phbr1-bp~t_722~s_2107) by Bellevue Home Stagers Lisa Lucas Design I have Revere Pewter walls and SW1095 (off white) cabinets.

@Amy Molina thank you for advising. your color really is beautiful!!! i just selected last monday chestnut/classic. it did not appear to have any of that red orange showing through - just a nice neutral brown color. in my opinion, it is like a special walnut but greatly improved. special walnut was a yuck! color on my floor showing orange and the grains too bold. classic gray is the ticket to modernize a color if looking for a brown. its just finding the right brown that is tricky. now i am just hoping i selected a dark enough brown - yoir looks great! they come and do ours tomorrow in the official color.

Laura H, something is going on with Houzz. I posted that post 4 days ago, but it never appeared. My keyboard will not let me hold down the delete key to delete more than one letter at a time. Sometimes, the first letter of a sentence will not appear. Then I cannot add the first letter and I cannot delete the word by highlighting and deleting. The only way to get rid of it is to either back out of the page or highlight the word and press ctrl X. Then it goes away. This only happens on Houzz. I think I will start a post about it. One other person is having the same problem. I like the original color of your paint (at least on my monitor). I may paint my house that color next time we paint. I think you should spend as little money on your kitchen as possible and fix other things. Old houses have hidden problems like electrical. I bet you are happy all the electrical is done. We had to also put two new furnaces/ac in. $12k. Ouch! If you do decide to do the kitchen floor, it will be a one time fix, unlike paint. I wonder if the square tiles go under your cabinets though. I am in the same boat. We are not planning on removing the bathroom marble floor tile, but we are getting new cabinets. We don't know if the tile goes under the cabinets or not. I hope so. I can't wait to see other pics of your 1908 house! A lot of work, but a lot of fun! We almost bought a house dated 1901 with curved glass windows, but decided against it when we found that the basement entrance (trap door) was in the center of the kitchen floor. Weird! Post some pics as you start working on other rooms, please.

Go for it! The bluish tint in the gray works WELL with the soft creamy yellow tones of the white oak. Both are classic tones. The floor colour = 25 years. The wall colour = 2-30 years. Like you said, the wall colour is easily changed. That means when you feel your home looks 'too dated' you simply paint and have a new looking house. The floors stay. A wood floor in a natural or raw look = timeless.