I have Accessible Beige in my entry and living room. This is not the greatest picture, but it's the only one I have of that room. The living room opens into the family room which is painted in Tony Taupe, also on the same strip, but it's darker than Balanced Beige. I will be painting my kitchen Balanced Beige in the next month or so.

Here is a link that might be useful: Living Room

We bought a new construction spec home in Fall 2007. The builder used Accessible Beige as the main wall and ceiling color. The home was painted by the time we saw it for the first time.
With respect to the above poster-
It's not all gone yet, but I am working on it. Can't stand it.
Here is why-
It's not beige enough to be beige and not gray enough to be gray. It is right in between but not in a good way.
It sucks the light out of a room. The home is "cozy" to begin with (not overwhelmed with natural light) but what is strange is that we have used colors with the same or lower LRVs to paint over it and in every case the room came "alive" once the Accessible Beige was gone.
Just a dreadful color.

I do notice it has a lot of black in formula, thanks for pointing this out, I don't want a color that sucks the life out of a room.