Even tho I am not a blue person, I have fallen in love with BM Palladian Blue, based on the pics I have seen on this forum. Reference the Windham Cream thread to see some of the Palladium Blue pics.

If you want to stay in the "blue" tones, I suggest Sherwin Williams "breezy"
It goes nice with your exterior and with the yellowish paint of the rest of the house. Also with the white windows and the color of your bed.

If you want to stay away from blue, a nice color that I have seen in houses with your color scheme is Sherwin Williams Koi Pond (is a green color)

PD
I would not say I am a "wise" one :)
- but most of the time I select the colors at my place of work.

Good luck.

Marthaelena's blue, which I guess is Sherwin Williams "Breezy" is absolutely gorgeous, in my opinion. I love how it contrasts with the dark wood tones and white trim in the rooms she posted. Wish I'd seen it earlier, when I was on my blue search for my bathroom, sigh. I may have to redo what I've already done. I think it would look lovely with your dark floors and sleigh bed.

Deltabreeze, what color is your living and dining room. I'm always looking for nice yellows and those rooms have always attracted me.

Oh sure, the color (matched by computer) is BUTTER -- by restoration hardware. It is a very simple yellow. Not very sophisticated, but happy and light.

I have a blue and a teal bedroom, and I just have to say I am not in love with blue as a bedroom wall color. I love the look of the room Marthaelena posted. It's just somehow LIVING with the blue that is less than perfect. Blue is sort of a "blue" mood color, what can I say. I had never noticed it until I did up my blue room. That said, if it was accented with tons of warm colors like yellow, wood tones and beige, might be better. But even then . . . I have done all that in my rooms, and if I had to do it again, I would go with the mochas like you said, or neutral green, something soft and greyish as a green, like a sage. Or a buttercream color. Then accent with blue.

Now this may not be an issue with some people, and like I said, I LOVE the color blue. It seems to be less of a problem with blue carpet than walls. My mom's house is blue with peach accents. Peach or even better maybe terra cotta might look good in there.

Ignore me if you just love blue walls, this is just food for thought!

Now blue bathrooms, that's a whole other story!

Deltabreeze you have a beautiful home. I like the idea of the color close to the exterior of your home or one of the blues ME (below) suggested. Your hubby would still get to keep blue, just a milder shade of it.

MarthaElena, those are both beautiful rooms you posted. I especially love the second one with the dark woods and the soft blue walls.

What about Gray? I just did my dining room in BM Chelsea Gray. i love it. And i love yellow and gray together!

I like the idea of a greenish neutral (maybe a green-grey or EK's ashen green or lichen). What I worry about, however, is clashing with the outside siding (which we really are fond of). The siding is green-grey with a lot of blue in it.

Oh crud, color obsessions have begun!!!