Your best bet is to take a piece of the fixture to the store and have it color matched. What are you painting, if I may ask?

Every color is different depending on the natural light and artificial light. Paint poster-board, edge to edge, leaving no white border so that you can move the board freely and see how your light affects it.

Hi! I still think Inchyra is the most likely bet. When analysed it is actually more green than blue, looking at the data. First of all - the ‘H’ stands for Hue angle. This plots on the Color Strategist Wheel at 204°. Which is just past the middle section of the Blue-Green Hue Family. Another two bits of key information come under ‘a’ and ‘b’. Minus measure. (-a ) indicates greenness. Positive measure (a) indicates redness. Minus measure. (-b) indicates blueness. Positive measure. (b). indicates yellowness. So -a = -6.59 that tells us the colour has good quantity of green. Almost 3 x as much green as blue which has a measure of -b = -2.4. Minus measure.

I had been looking at latte. I think that is a close match and will get a sample. Cardboard looks a tad too dark. We would do it in our master as well and I'm scared of going too dark. @Suzi Marman Hanks I thought of this but wasn't sure if they'd think I was crazy! When we toured the house the second time I'm pretty sure I saw cans of paint in the basement. Now I'm kicking myself for not taking a picture of the names. The house is only 10 mins from the one we ended up buying. I might stick a note in their mailbox