Go to a paint store and get all the samples for whites and off-whites so you can go through them and see what you light. When you've narrowed it down to a few, buy samples of those colors along with some poster boards or small pieces of sheetrock to paint. Set the painted poster board against your TV wall and see how it looks at different times of the day in different light. The light of a home pretty much determines what the color looks like which is why you need to go through this exercise to find the right color for your home.

The new Sept issue of House Beautiful has an entire article devoted to Swedish whites. That might help.

Thanks so much.

could you build a frame around he box, and would you be willing to go at least 2 shades darker on the walls? Contrast would be lovely.

Beachlife- what do you mean by a frame?

Paint big box containing TV Black.