My painter needs an answer tomorrow... I would love some advice.

My designer recommended a greige like SW Practical Beige with SW 7012 Creamy. A greige may also be slightly less polarizing for those of us who loathe gray.

Look into Accessible Beige maybe? never used it myself but heard several times it appears very warm and nice and a tad gray-ish on the walls..and given your kitchen colors-you'll need the warmest gray possible, like greige, or maybe taupe..or forego gray at all if none works well.

What color/material the floors are?

The best of course would be to pick up three or four samples, and try..color often behaves unpredictably. You'll know when you see it on your walls, and not beforehand.

I looked at the formulas..the Wordly Gray and Accessible Beige are very similar..Accessible Beige is a tiny tiny bit more red. Interesting..

Thanks! I thought about using accessible beige for the cabinets actually but I just liked the look of creamy next to the appliances, and just in general (so if new owners switch them out, they'll still look good). Those are good suggestions...I saw sea salt and thought that might be nice as well. I like the blue/cool hues with creamy colors. I think it will probably also nice look great around the rest of the house...I'll also check out dorian gray and eider gray as well!

April - sorry didn't answer your question. The floors are pergo in a light oak color. They photograph kind of orange-y but they are pretty light and neutral.