You say you need a greige for your kitchen and then later provide wall colors that are already there. Are you trying to find a color to paint the cabinets or are you going to paint over the other two colors that you describe and paint the walls all one color?

In trying to select paint colors, it is best to purchase sample quarts or little sample jars and paint a board (ideal is 2' x 3' size poster board or piece of sheetrock) that you can move around the room to view at different times of the day and in different light. Much less expensive than purchasing paint you don't care for.

The two Behr products you mention have too much of a pink undertone to work with the Bear Creek if you are planning on keeping it.

Sorry, no I am just mentioning the colors in the room, I have an entire new wall to paint. I bought samples, 12 of them actually and nothing is right. It's either too green or too pink. I want a nice clean look. Thanks for your help!

I have new pendant lights (clear) and new bulbs, prior to this, yes the lights I had were casting a yellow tint. In the photo I am posting are the old yellow lights.

I have new pendant lights (clear/clean/modern) now and my husband is finishing a farm house table. So the look will be different, I can't nail the correct paint color here.

Buy a paint fan deck to see if you can figure out what color is between those twelve colors you've got.

One thing you might consider is that grayish greens and blues along with olive green will look fabulous with your knotty pine doors as they have a lot of contrast so each color is enhanced. I have knotty pine doors and trim with a lot of green, and absolutely love how well they work together.

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Not sure how light you want. BM Edgecomb Gray or Revere Pewter are neutral light tones and have no pink undertones. Other options might be BM Abalone (light) or BM Silver Fox (mid-tone).

What color are the floors? Are they staying?

The floors will be a very dark wood, by summer. I seen some photos of SW accessible gray, do you have any opinions on that versus the BM you suggested? I like both of those paints you suggested!

SW Accessible Gray is a nice neutral color. It goes a bit toward the green side when I put it next to the Bear Creek.