Have you looked at BM Monroe Bisque? Really nice color.

I also love the color that is one shade lighter than BM Stone House, which is called Everlasting. My downstairs foyer is Stone House and my upstairs hall is Everlasting. I am not a "beige" person at all, but somehow I just really like Everlasting. Might be too pale for what you're looking for, though.

Thank you sue-I do have the chip of Monroe Bisque but was afraid it would be a little too yellow as well. I have not seen any pics of Everlasting before so I may try to get the card later today.

SW Sand Dollar is nice. Painted my powder room that shade and it changes tone a bit depending on the light, which is neat. Sometimes it looks rosy, sometimes golden and sometimes just neutral , depending on the direction of the sunlight and the extent of artificial light. I think it would go with almost everything. It does not have yellow or green undertones. Less rosy and just one strip over from Sand Dollar is Kilim Beige. I haven't painted anything that shade, but I understand it's popular with decorators. Doesn't appear to have much yellow or green undertones from the strip.

Good luck.

How about one strip over from Believable Buff and try either SW Bagel or SW Interactive Cream. Both seem like they would have less yellow and no green undertones.

SW Macadamia.

Does it have to be SW? BM Wilmington Tan is a nice color.

Laurie

We are using SW Bagel for our bathroom remodel project. It is not yellow but more of a golden tan and is just gorgeous in my opinion.

Ditto SW Macadamia. Not yellow at all, not too dark, not too light. I have it in great room, hall, and foyer. My contractor recommended it highly and I love it.