Hm, o.k., I'll go look at the SW Ecru, thanks. I haven't really been living in SW-land recently. I'm wondering if this picture (link below) is the same color; from another room in the house. I was thinking of asking for a 1/2 strength BM Huntington Buff...what do you think of that possibility to achieve that look? Here is a link that might be useful: another room; quite nice :)

How nice to have someone with a good color eye to help you. I was looking at my color chips last night and discovered that I picked up Caponata. I have perhaps a 5x7 ft accent behind a painting above my mantel and may be changing the color to go with a new wall paint in the room. It was nice to have just seen more of it on the wall. I really like your current mirror and the shape, but it looks like it may tend to fade into the wall. It's a choice to have it blend into the wall or set it off more. If you set it off, it will tend to balance the picture visually. If you leave it as is, the picture will attract your eye more. We can only see one wall at a time in photos. Do you feel it is out of balance when you enter the room?

https://www.google.com/search?q=Sterling+Oak+Vinyl+floor+livingroom&rlz=1C1GGGE_enUS517US565&tbm=isch&source=iu&ictx=1&fir=iISBo8ElC17CXM%253A%252CIMwc1YQekqkrrM%252C_&usg=__iEnHumdYLzhHIAzROBxuHxNE4do%3D&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiEkKGl4YXZAhVL2IMKHXF8D8oQ9QEINTAE#imgrc=iISBo8ElC17CXM: i just typed in the name and living room... then hit images on google... look at all the living room pics with that flooring and find what you thinks best... save pic and go to lowes and find all paint samples in that color tent and put them next to the flooring when you get home..

I took a couple inspiration photos from your idea books to pull some colors together. I would lean to hues in these basic tones and they are on the warm side. Lighting is key in all spaces, so consider multi layers of lighting for great looks. So see what appeals to you most and then a neutral wall color can be found that works with your intended palette. If you can find a sofa or painting or even a rug you love. That can provide direction to set your color palette.