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Oh, I didn't know that Chambrey was light blue, thanks for the fyi. I'm sorry they didn't help at the paint store, I would definately try another and I understand about the stripes, it was just a thought. Since you mentioned you want to leave your options open for bedding changes, I would say go for a warm low key beige that has a yellow base to it. Some have a pink base and that wouldn't be so good. A color I've put on my walls and have already talked about in another thread is Raffia Cream. It would go with the blues beautifully. You can find a sample card of it at the big box. :c)

The only pole variety I know that has green seeds is King of the Garden... and even those are not bright green. Not always green either, I had white seeds from a different vendor. King of the Garden has very large seeds - much larger than any of the varieties already mentioned - so probably not what you are looking for. Based upon your description of the dry beans, chances are that the limas you remember were bright green because they were harvested immature. One of the heirlooms that I grow (1880's Butterbean) is darker green when immature, but those seeds have reddish-purple stripes when dry.

One possibly misidentified plant out of the scores of accurately ID'd ones is hardly a reason to be concerned! Since floral typically bats a 1000 when it comes to any ID issues, any middle of the night confusion is easily overlooked ;-)