another picture from kitchen

Here is a link that might be useful: {{!gwi}}

Your cabinets, tile floor, and backsplash all look like they are warmer colors, and your walls look a little too cool. Have you considered pulling a warmer brown from you backsplash tiles? I would also consider a deeper neutral since your mid- to light- toned colors are washing out. Check out Ben Moore's Weimeraner as an example. It's a deeper color, but not bold because still quite neutral. Otherwise, you could go even warmer to go with the orange tones in your cabinets and floor. Think about a caramel color; maybe Ben Moore Terra Bella. I think the warmer, orangey tones would flow with red in your dining room.

There's a color you can get from Ellen Kennon - it's called Powdered Pebbles. The intention behind this neutral was that it needed to work with various colors of oak. Because finding the right neutral like a greige to go with oak can be challenging.

What I did to give the color focus and purpose was I INVERTED the typical concepts of coordinating color with oak and focused on the tones (over and under) of the GRAIN.

The result was Powdered Pebbles mixed in LifeMaster eggshell. Ellen sends samples out super fast.

Here is a link that might be useful: Powdered Pebbles Full Spectrum