Funny, because we are in the process of picking paint for our soon to be finished basement. I picked Revere Pewter w/Chelsea Gray on one accent wall. I know homeagain has posted pics of her Chelsea Gray home office and Revere Pewter in foyer -- they look nice together in her pics. I was also considering Ashley Gray on accent wall (more brown, though). So, I'm interested in opinions, too.

That changes my suggestion, yes…. Thinking you have a lot of the same (I have Revere Pewter on my walls and ! I have your floor tile in a bathroom). What I have found to be the perfect accent color to all the taupes and whites is black…I bought two new spool chairs in black…I added two end tables in an Annie Chalk black paint on either side of my white English arm sofa, with white lamps, and have a wall collage of antique botanical ferns that I reframed in black. But, not any black…B.M Midnight 2131-40. That is what I would paint the vanity. As for hardware, in a bathroom, I like chrome finish…bright and clean, but that is your choice. Otherwise, brushed stainless is my choice. One word of warning, sometimes brushed nickel can look pink, or sometimes a grungy yellow tone. Not my favorite.

I like BM Simply White with Revere Pewter. They are in close proximity on the color wheel and coordinate nicely. That said, be sure to do some samples first to ensure the Simply White looks good with your countertop and that Revere Pewter doesn't shift green or purple in your kitchen's lighting.

some of these may work better w/the brown tones. if doing a tile splash, bring in something w/some variation, like that tile here. I also gave you a warm ORB hardware choice. the tiny nickel knobs just disappear. notice the runner w/the warmer whites/tans and soft blues. The soft blue is a natural coordinating color w/your browns. I like the warm wood stools. perfect choice. now bring in some other colors (like the soft blues or greens) warmer whites, and the stone colors for the walls. last thing you want is a gray. I like these tiles too. Bedrosians Makoto Tatami beige Tilebar Byzantine Latte is also a nice color Lunada Bay agate taiko cortona Also Tilebar Cloe Tile-Cream now this would be amazing... I believe it's Seneca tiles, copper brown blend. (they have regular subways too) Look how good this looks you can't use anything bright white against those cabs. it will only make them look dingier. you need creamy off-whites in the yellow zone Repainting those cabs will be well above the 6K mark. repainting the walls, removing the brown backsplash, and tiling w/one of these, will make a world of difference, and be cheaper