I would suggest looking at the detailed numbers of the colors mixed together to arrive at those named colors you mentioned in order to find one that has the undertones you're looking for.

I hate when that happens. Before you repaint, try switching your light bulbs to cool white ones. You may also want to change your globe fixtures to recessed lights. Lighting has a lot to do with how paint looks in a room.

Hi
M Rene Designs, the wall color imparting the peach tone is Desert
Fortress not Desert Rose as I mentioned earlier. I realize this has
unintentionally brought in a 3rd color into the equation.

What
I would really like is to continue the ivory/vanilla cream from the cabinets,
and tiles, perhaps a shade darker but not so much to draw focus on the
cabinetry

Here are some inspirations

[https://www.houzz.com/photos/summer-house-traditional-kitchen-orange-county-phvw-vp~3716769[(https://www.houzz.com/photos/summer-house-traditional-kitchen-orange-county-phvw-vp~3716769)

[https://www.houzz.com/photos/walden-model-home-traditional-kitchen-phvw-vp~2762595[(https://www.houzz.com/photos/walden-model-home-traditional-kitchen-phvw-vp~2762595)

[https://www.houzz.com/photos/beechwood-transitional-family-room-new-york-phvw-vp~31686041[(https://www.houzz.com/photos/beechwood-transitional-family-room-new-york-phvw-vp~31686041)

Hi Nancy , lighting project is next on the agenda, I waited impatiently to see the colors at night with only the recessed lights on , but it still looks like I made a bad call :(

Of your 3 inspirations, the nicest, my opinion only, is the Summer House Traditional, it's beautiful!

Repaint. You will always see peach undertone.

Why not change the two round globes over the island to long pendants & change the other single globe to a hanging light for over the dining table. Use LED lighting to change the tone of lights in the room.

Then adjust your paint color accordingly using sample cans to paint on 2 foot by 2 foot poster boards to move around the rooms & observe in morning & afternoon lighting. This is really the best way to choose a color for your particular rooms with your particular lighting.

The peachy undertones are seen even in natural daylight. The room gets a lot of natural light for most part of the day being north east facing.

Can anyone recommend a color that matches my inspiration kitchen.

I am also consulting with the Valspar designer online to get their opinion. Cant wait to find the right match !

I had the same problem with a small coast house. I hate peachy undertones and everytime I bought a beige it looked horrible the next day. I have terra cotta tiles in my regular house do I went with White Raisin by SW. It popped the yellow/cream in the tile. I really like it with my white trim. It is difficult to exactly see your cabinets color. Pictures are shadowed. So I am just going off of your remarks.

This probably comes too late but I wanted to say I just had my entire house painted in various shades of valspar paints and I can say I absolutely love Gentle Shadows! It has just a tiny bit of yellow to it and makes my living room(which is north facing) look warm and bright! Love it, and wish I had done my whole house in it!