BM Edgecomb Gray? You are going to have to sample a bunch to get the right tone with your tile. Buy quarts and paint a large section ... unfortunately there is no easy way or you will end up with another "it is just not quite right" color.

SW Pavillion beige is getting great reviews on Pinterest. I bought a sample and put it on wall in my son's bathroom beside of SW Perfect Greige and definately preferred the Pavillion. I just haven't been able to get the room painted due to the other projects.

Good Luck!

BM Light Pewter. One of my favorite colors in our house.

Benjamin Moore:

a)Light Pewter 1464
b)Gothic Arch CSP-80
c)Sandy Hook Gray HC-108
d)Fieldstone 1558
e)Senora Gray 1530
f)Pashmina AF-100

Here is BM Revere Pewter:

and a few others:

I prefer more saturated colors, so my favorite neutral is BM Weimaraner, a rich gray that's green or purple depending on the light.

But what I really love is that someone named a gray paint "Dorian". I'd buy it on the strength of the name alone!

Circuspeanut, there is a Dorian in the post above yours -- next to last row on the right.

BM's Wish is another one you might look at. I think it is a little lighter than the Rockport Gray.

I agree circus. Great play on words.

Lascatx, that's exactly what I was referring to. :-)

Foxes, what paint brand makes the Dorian color?

C2. The company has many plays on words as color names.

Circuspeanut - Sherwin Williams. I have both the Dovetail and the Gauntlet Gray in our home

I have a chip from Lowe's Valspar National Trust for Historic Preservation line called "Cincinnatian Hotel Hannaford" (that has to be the longest paint name ever). I have been carrying it all around the house at all times of day and it always looks nice and warm with no strange undertones at all. Just a chip I'm looking at, but it is promising.

Circus, sorry -- thought you had missed that. I wasn't reading very carefully apparently. Looking at paint color names can be almost as much fun as looking at the colors themselves.