I'm a fan of Porter's "Beige Telin" in flat, (or flat enamel which has less sheen but is washable). I've also used Porter Cashmere and Palomino colors too (they are beige/brown tones). I think if you Google search that you can see pics of it. I have "plant shelves" too and I've always heard to go darker than the wall color if it's an accent.

Hello, my home interior walls are SW Silver Strand with white trim. Living Room/Dining Room areas needs helping hands to make them attractive. Leather beige/cream furniture, burgandy wall hangings, black wrought iron and no curtains at the 4 long 120 inch living room windows. Dining room has sliding glass doors that lead onto lanai with burgandy window coverings. All floors will be covered with luxury vinyl planks in the colors you suggest to coordinate with the silver strand walls. Can you help me make these rooms pretty and attractive and at the same time say, welcome? Help me find the right curtains for the windows, the best floor colors for the floors and would love to have an accent wall color. All suggestions appreciated.....and, you cannot hurt my feelings. Thanks bunches and bunches for your helping hands. See photos. Thanks.

Hi sorry no one has answered yet, did you go through with anything yet? I think it’s not easy giving advice on white without being there in person. However, there can be some clues like lighting conditions / direction of window facing, uou said you are using terracotta, so you can find something with an orange, red or yellow undertone in it and avoid anything with blue or green… unless you want it to stick out. I think you getting samples is a great idea. I found light colors arent easy because it can have indertones that you might or might not expect to show up & can look dofferent from room to room. Shoji white I think has green undertones, but depending on the light snd surroundings, it can look different. you can see how you like it and maybe play with some color cards on the fsn deck first and look at the darker version on each to see what undertones are at play, but thats just the start. Do update when your finished!

You have a lot of fun choices that pop with color. Let them be the stars (along with your tile) and leave the walls the same color. I really think that painting an accent wall would just be too much, given all the color you’ve already added.