Post a pic of the sun room please.

Are you keeping the border and the paint color in the kitchen?

No, everything green must go. There is a backsplash coming as well. (Picture attached) I will post picture of sunroom.

Because of the orange/ tan undertones in your floor tiles, I would choose a khaki/tan color on the walls. It will ground all the elements together. I like the backsplash you have chosen and would pull a color from it to paint the walls.

one more...I think a light tan will work in your space, too. I might consider painting your cabinets with a glaze to soften the stark white.

Karen, do you know the name of the color in the khaki/tan picture you posted first?

I agree with the revere pewter, a tan has the potential of turning your kitchen a peach colour, considering the colour of your tiles. Love the darker counter top and white cupboards together.

How about SW Nomadic Desert;) rest arrow on pic to enlarge

Yes, it's tony taupe by sherwin williams

I agree with karen! I have a taupe sunroom and the way the light hits it is beautiful

So tony taupe is the color on the walls in the picture with the dark island/stainless steel fridge and white cabinets?

Yes, I only know that bc I found that picture on Houzz and they had a detailed description of the materials they used in the kitchen. I used the same backsplash tiles in my updated kitchen. Here are more details by Helgars Kitchen: Paint-Sherwin Williams Tony Taupe, Cabinetry-Kitchen Craft, Alabaster w/Pewter Glaze and Cappuccino w/Chocolate Glaze, Lighting-Pottery Barn's Hundi Lantern's and Kichler's Circolo chandelier, Tile-Emser Tile, Glass 3 x 6 Fog, Gra

Thanks, Karen.

Would any shade of blue work at all?

Benjamin Moore Constellation is a light blue/green that would go well with Revere Pewter or alone. It is neutral.

Nothing out of the "neutral" line up that will work in any color. I do like contrast a lot.

Revere Pewter on left in kitchen and Constellation on right in dining room. beautiful together.