I had this posted in another forum but it was suggested to post here for more input.

The front of my house is painted in Shaker Beige, (2 story foyer, living room, front hallway and upstairs loft). I'm going to paint the dinning room in either BM providence Olive or Lenox Tan.
I'm getting ready to paint the back rooms of my home (family room, kitchen, back hallway, laundry room and powder room). Also, ordered a new couch for family room.

I like warm neutrals, but my family room has a massive red brick fireplace that takes almost up an entire wall. Thus, I want a lighter neutral for the back of the house. However, it should be noted this color will also be used in kitchen (which receives a lot of light) and will run it through back hallway as well.

I'm thinking of using Muslim or Manchester Tan (Benjamin Moore). However, wanted to reach out to others that have used these colors and for other suggestions. I'm wondering if Muslin and/or Manchester Tan will look washed out in the kitchen which has a lot of natural light (not blaring direct sunlight but certainly natural light).

My home is not open concept ( from front rooms to back) but there are adjoining open doorways (example front hall runs from front of the house to back) so need a transitional color that will blend well with the shaker beige. All trim in entire house is Mascarpone.

I've attached a picture of new fabrics for the new couch. The couch fabric is the darker solid neutral, an ottoman in the lighter solid nuetral and the pillows will be in the paisley print and red fabrics (3 in each fabric), plus one additional pillow ( kidney shape) in the ottoman fabric. The reds will play off the fireplace well and the nuetrals will balance it out. All flooring is red oak hardwood, (just refinished in natural stain and poly).

Any other suggestions for a lighter paint nuetral (that will transition well with Shaker Beige) would be appreciated. Or if you have used Muslin or Manchester Tan successfully in various lighting and could share pics that would be great as well.bim going for a classic, timeless look.

P.S - Kitchen cabinets are installed now so have included a pictures that show cabinet and granite colors ( as well as the flooring and breakfast area). An off white subway tile will be installed next week.

Breakfast Area ( Natural Light)