houssaon Be careful what you wish for. Photos can deceive. Here's where I got hung up on finding the blue for one photo and then the green for the other, only to find much later that both were in real life green. I was hunting for the perfect blue match to a color that didn't exist.

But at least it gives you a starting point to get the actual paint and test it out in your space. Another thing to understand about color, which you possibly do, is that other colors change our perception of a color.

jennyjo72 You are right there. I have gotten color samples of colors I had seen in pictures that I wanted to try in my home and they looked totally different in my space. My living room and kitchen, which face west, tend to bring out a green cast in a lot of the colors I have sampled. It is true that how it looks in one space, it could look totally different in another.

E M L I think you should try Wythe Blue from Benjamin Moore. It is a very similar color. This is a beautiful kitchen and the color on the walls makes it very appealing and original.

trillium_410 I agree with Emily-- Wythe Blue from BM is my best guess too. Just painted my cabinets Wedgewood Gray, a similar color. Love it!

Melissa Bancoff I bought Wedgewood Gray after seeing it in many photos and thinking it is the most beautiful blue-gray color. When I painted it on the wall, it actually looks greenish to me. Not very blue or gray. I completely fell in love with it in the pictures, but it was very deceiving. It is still a beautiful color, just so different than it looks in some of the pictures.

starousse I agree. It looked almost turquoise on the wall.