Sue-thanks for the suggestion. I actually just found this pic this morning when trying to post the bedroom set. I also saw your post (in your link)this morning. I think the color is too bright (white base?) I have Benjamin Moore Hampshire Gray in my kitchen and love that it is a color, but grayed down. I don't want pure gray for MY bedroom because that is what I want for my son's room in 1-2 years. I did look at Revere Pewter as it looks like a lot of people love it...but it is very taupe in my room...DH doesn't like white/taupe/tan walls. I think a tan wold be very pretty, but will have to save that color as an accent, which is actually why I need something that doesn't read "GRAY" ... I don't think I would like gray and tan together! But blue and tan is very nice.... Now that the light is changing in my room this morning, I am thinking that the Sherwin Williams Monorail Silver may be my best bet. Although I am still undecided.

I just posted to the question about what goes with BM alligator green...I'll avoid repeating myself, but check out easyrgb.com. I like it and have found it to be very helpful! Good luck!

I have anew gray currently in my bedroom on the walls and alabaster on the trim. I think it would be beautiful to have the trim and perhaps the door also sw anew gray and the walls alabaster. Another look depending on the height of your ceilings, you could paint the ceiling anew gray with alabaster walls.

I have Classic Gray in my entry and hallway. My trim is SW High Reflective White. Classic Gray looks different depending on the time of day and the angle of the light, which I suppose is true of all colors. It is light and neutral. Here are some pictures from different angles and different times of day. Hallway is Classic Gray. Other wall is SW Magnetic Gray.