BM Color Stories Capuccino Froth dulce de leche or Plaster of Paris are light pretty full spectrum ones.

These are light. They have quite a few neutral grays.

This post was edited by snookums2 on Wed, Apr 17, 13 at 20:57

On my monitor cappucino froth looks pink.

We used SW Unusual Gray.

SW Gray Clouds

Mythic Strictly Silver.

Gray is one of the hardest colors to choose, in my opinion--we went through about a dozen samples for our kitchen cabinets and are now nearing that number for our bathroom walls! Which grays have undertones (and what they are) depends a lot on your space and your lighting--there are really no "true" grays that will read exactly the same in every room, sadly.

Some that I like, though:
- BM Sea Haze (what we chose for our cabinets--this has green undertones but worked for us in a space where blue and beige undertones looked awful)
- BM Gray Owl, one color down on the same swatch, also a neutral green gray
- BM Pashmina--more of a greige but a nice brownish warm gray; again, might work if blue grays aren't cutting it
- BM Fieldstone if a darker gray works

Some to skip:
- BM Revere Pewter and Gray Horse both read blue in our house though they are lovely if that's not an issue (and again, YMMV)

Good luck!!

Are you going for light or dark? Do you want a particular undertone?

We also went through many iterations of greys. We like Pewter (not Revere Pewter) for a dark grey and Cliffside Gray for a light one. Cliffside reads either blue or green depending on context and time of day. I love it.

I couldnâÂÂt pull off white so I went with BMâÂÂs Cumulus Cloud 1550 and painted my oak cabinets gray. Thunderstorm is also a popular BM gray but it has a slight green tint (IMO). Below are the pictures. They arenâÂÂt the greatest since I donâÂÂt have a fancy camera.

Here is a link that might be useful: More b&a pics

We used sw Agreeable gray.

Thanks for all the responses guess I need to hit BM and Sw tomorrow. I do think its my leds. It seems to pull more beige out of the greige that I'm looking for.

We used BM Platinum Gray

I used BM Pashmina (greige) in dining and kitchen with BM Wish (light grey) in the entry hall.

We used SW Silverpointe after painting about a dozen samples on the wall. In my kitchen it looked like a true light gray without strong blue or beige tones. As a bonus, it is currently sale time at SW! I know that greys vary so much room to room, but here is a pic anyway.

Sorry, I got the name wrong. It was supposed to be Dulce de Leche. It's pale and on the warm side. Plaster of Paris is also a light gray that's pretty and neutral. I looked at them earlier today and they have quite a few grays that appear very neutral and many that are darker, if that's what you need.