First pics on a monitor are never good for color matching and IMO take the picture to the paint store and see what matches the picture .

Actually you need the color that provides you with the same feeling in your space as that color provides in that space.

I know, not helpful, but the truth is that if you and I both pick the same paint and you paint it in your house with your flooring and furniture and I paint it in my home with my flooring and furniture it will not look like the same color.

We just had a discussion this morning where someone used Natural linen and in their home it looked peach/flesh toned. In my sister's home it looks perfectly neutral. The other woman repainted with Canvas Tan, which I had tested in my sister's home. In this woman's home canvas tan was perfect, but it was ghastly green when we tested it in my sister's home.

The only way to know what is going to work in your space with your lighting and your belongings is to test several different neutrals and keep refining until you get the one that feels right in your space.

Shiitake SW is close.

Thank you!!

Patricia I wasn’t asking for a match from the photo. I provided the exact names of the paint colors in hope someone was familiar with them. thanks

For future reference, the paint company provided the RGB value on their website under specifications. (198 / 190 /175)

Using Easyrgb.com you can look up matches by brand. BM Tyler Gray is the closest BM match and is very close.

Here are the matches per EasyRGB for Dulux Opononi Double

BM Matches

SW Matches

Jennifer this is AMAZING - thank you!

Given this information you now know that Tyler Gray matches the Paint color used in the photo.

I know it seems logical that the color should look the same in your home as it does in the picture, but experience tells me that many people are shocked when they paint that perfect color they found on the internet and then post - "Help, had the whole downstairs painted "XYZ Color" and my walls look (Baby blue/ Pink / Green / Awful . . . )

The internet changes colors and your monitor or display changes colors.

So the color in the photo is different than the color code used to describe the paint.

(RGB 182, 177, 166) is the most prominent color in this section of the photo you shared.

Comparison of the paint company color specification vs the picture you shared

Add that to the fact that we have no idea what color is being displayed on your device pretty much guarantees us that you will not see the same color on your walls as what you are seeing in the photo.

Beyond that guarantee, you add in the way paint colors work and how our minds don't isolate a color, but see color in context with everything around the color and are influenced by the color and quality of the light waves that are transmitting the color data to our minds and we have made this close to an impossibility that BM Tyler Gray will look like the photo when you paint your walls.

Don't just paint, test the color and figure out what is different, is it close enough or do you need something with more green, more gray, more pink, lighter or darker.

Once you have one sample and can tell us what is wrong with the color we can use color specifications to find colors that are closer to your ideal.

Jennifer your information is AMAZING and so helpful - Tyler Gray it is thank you!