I have Edgecomb Gray in a south facing room. Only windows in room are a slider on south wall. It definitely reads beige in my room. Do you have a piece of the floor you can bring to the paint store?

Edgecomb grey looks more beige in well lit natural light and more grey with a slight violet cast in low light but we have it in every room and love it!

I’d suggest a light beach glass tone (kind of like your walls now only a couple of shades lighter) on the highest part of the ceiling. What if you just painted over the camel toned accent wall to match the other walls? It looks like a nice color w your drapes and decor.

Edgecomb will seem drab with your floors. And you must get samples into your space. This is imperative and a potential costly mistake.

I was trying to find a good ‘griege’ for a previous home. Was certain the color I had picked out would be great. Thank goodness a friends mom, versed in many renos, insisted we buy a few sample cans to test them first.
My pick turned out looking a muddy pink color on my walls. Yuck. The one i thought was much too dark, looked fantastic.
Good luck with your walls!

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I love sw Sea Salt & was thinking of it. Either that or SW Cotton. I love the tint but think I’m
being swayed by gray or white trend

The existing light coffee walls area bit dark for what I want & just tired of it- want something a little brighter & more refleective

Warm off-white would work good.

If you can get to a paint store to pick up paint samples, then just order some of the large painted swatches from samplize.com. Narrow it down that way and then get one or two colors to actually test in the space.

I agree a warm off white could work. Or a green, but you have to be careul with green in North exposure rooms - it can go toothepaste-y. Samples, for sure.

North facing, working with the floors and butterscotch accents

, please give this color a chance, B.M. Excalibur Gray. It is soooo gorgeous and north light loves purple tones.

It might be lovely but my furnishings lean the opposite- turquoise console table, khaki colored couch & white wall unit with natural sea grass colored trunk coffee table & driftwood glass top side table

I am choosing between SW cotton white ( warm). Or SW Sea Salt which I love.

I vote sea salt - on all walls and consider doing it on the upper portion of the ceiling (obviously removing the camel accent rings up there).

Any strong objections. I am
Getting samples today.

I have...S W Sea Salt is a grayed color. Gray & greenish aren't going to do well with North light. It will not look on your walls like the sample. What you need is a warm paint to counteract the cold, blueish light that comes from the North.

Go with Cotton White, as it is a warm creamy, yellow based off white, perfect for. North light.

Post photos of each color set up against a white piece of paper vertically against your floor right next to the media unit. You won’t want a yellow based white with your floor. Also post what your current trim color is. A clash of whites is the last thing you’ll want in that space.

The sea salt will lean more blue without a lot a natural light. Consider SW Neutral Ground or possibly Shoji White.