Pictures?

Living room and trim to be painted.

Kitchen windows are East facing. Rectangular window next to it North facing and a window over the sink also North facing.

Post pictures of the colors. Nobody memorizes all the colors available from SW, or BM.

I love this I often cut it 25-50% for different spaces it is IMO a real neutral and works with literally any color of wood too. BTW IMO beige is never neutral so you will need to get poster boards and paint 2 coats of the colrs you want to try then move them around in the spaces at different times of the day. IMO all the lighting needs to be the same too. I like LED 4000K but even 3500Kis okay but anything lower K too yellow and casts that yellow on everything.

IMO, Liveable Green isn't dark enough to be next to Accessible Beige. They're close to the same LRV. You need to go either darker or lighter. Get two boards (the big box stores sell small pieces of drywall for patches) for large samples of both colors. Prime and paint two color coats. Since cabinets will make up a large area of green (I don't know how much wall area you have), you need to see the color on at least ten square feet to get a better idea of how it will look. Or you can start with Samplize.com samples to narrow down your choices. Unless you're already wedded to Accessible Beige because it's in an adjacent room, it might help if you're flexible with your wall color. If it's got to be AB, then look at a wide range of greens to get the right one under your lighting conditions.

Below is an interesting article, as there is a lot involved in picking an actual shade. Cool/warm, undertone, lighting, flooring, cabinets. If you know the undertone you prefer stick to that and test a few next to each other, comparing during different times of the day. https://postcardsfromtheridge.com/2023/01/best-sage-green-paint-colors.html

We used SW Silverpoint in our master, it's next to Accessible Beige @50%, looks great. Our bedroom windows are North facing, so the SW Silverpoint looks like an ultra pale greenish -gray. It depends entirely on the light in the room. The chip looks gray, the color is nicer in actuality.

@Lyn Nielson Thanks. I like that shade. You are right that Sea Salt is more green.

@Patricia Colwell Consulting Thanks for the lighting tip. That color does look like something for my master bath.

@kandrewspa Thanks. I am open to any neutral color for the whole house (just not grey) - just don't know want to choose. Accessable Beige seems to work with the tile I have.

Good point on LRV and right color under lighting. The contractor has started other work so need to decide quickly.