Take a look at BM York Gray.

I can post some pics tonight. There are 2 windows - one facing south and one west. Northern climate so, other than weekends, not a lot of natural light. Summers blinds and drapes can be closed to help the AC.

Bulbs in the room are halogen.

Brandy Cream is a little too pink which is why I am adjusting it. However, it does look pinker on the chip than when I hold my painted sample up.

Tibbrix - I will take a look at York Gray. Sonnet was a big surprise to me from how it look on my sample board compared to seeing it in the room.

Sounds to me like you might benefit from a warmer color? a tan maybe?

Definitely a warmer color but not too warm. So the pinky ones are warm and seem to be a little better than more yellow warms but I don't want the pink to be obvious. I haven't had luck with peachy ones either. I was hesitant on the pinky undertones but it seems to help minimize things looking green. I like Muslin but it seems to go a little khaki-looking in the room.

Here are some pics

Brandy Cream and BC with less red

Muslin and Muslin 75%

Double Sonnet, reg Sonnet and double White Mocha (Behr color)

I don't think these photos do a good job representing the paint colors but would appreciate any suggestions or thoughts on these.

Hockeymom- have you used Balboa Mist? It looks more gray on my iPad. I was playing with Muslin this morning and have those drying. I now have at least 40 sample cans. Is that a record?

I have not used it but it definitely more beige on my iPhone without leaning yellow or pink. I know others here have used it.

I have heard from several people that it is better to choose a true color rather than mess with formulas because you will not get a match for touch ups later. Something to think about.

40 is a lot and is probably cluttering up your mind rather than clarifying.

Existing wall colors will further muddy the colors you are looking at.

I don't think these beiges are playing nicely with your carpet to be honest but again that could be monitor differences.

The color specialist was here and liked the warmer colors but I like the warmth to be more subtle. She thought the Brandy Cream and Muslin were the closest so we have been playing with those. Than I added Sonnet and some others I played with. The colors weren't photographing close to what they look like.

the store keeps the formula and I never plan to repainted once the color is right. Most of the cans were one try and a definite no for being too yellow or orange or pink.

Ill check out Balboa Mist.

I feel for you- I don't know how many beiges I looked at before I took the leap and did Shaker Beige (and I absolutely love it in my kitchen/family room). I several different beiges in various rooms and I often wonder if I had just used one, if it would have been a mistake.

In any case, for what its worth I think I like the muslin.

These are my modified Muslins

This is Sonnet with the curtains I am looking at and against the trim

I like Sonnet in the bottom pic but it looks a little pink in the top pic. Has anyone used Sonnet? Maybe a drop of yellow. This paint color decision is making me crazy! I can still see a green cast with many that are lighter like Maritime White so it is either lighter with a pink tone like Sand Dollar or something a bit deeper but then trying to find one that really looks neutral - or neutral enough for me and still more beige than gray. So far Sonnet seems to be the closest or one of the Modified Muslins.

Any opinions on Sonnet?

Painting (or re-painting) is being done Nov 9th so I have until Monday (11/7) to decide. Gulp!

Stopped stopped at the paint store and this is the one they like the best. It is a combo of Muslin and Sonnet

Here here are the 2. Bottom looks a bit khaki and top maybe needs a little warmth. Thoughts?

With monitor differences it is impossible to see what your seeing, you keep changing formulas so no one has seen in real life what you are mixing and there are no pics of more of the room so lighting is impossible to tell.

they all sort of look the same at this point.

Only the one is a mix. The other color is BM Sonnet. I would think some have used that color. I can't paint the colors on the wall so this is the best I can do. Thanks anyway for trying.

I like the Sonnet. It feels warm, but also weightless.

Just ran across this post, as I am looking for something in the Muslin / brandy cream family. What did you decide to do ?!

We went with Brandy Cream the 3rd time the room was painted. A lovely color but we still have the green issue. It is the room not the color. Brandy Cream has enough color that it isn't white but was still soft and creamy. But chech these out in your space since lighting and other factors will make the color unique to your room, Wednesday the room is getting painted for the last time and we are going darker. The new color is Bar Harbor Beige but 25% lighter. Probably not that much of a difference but DH thought BHB was too dark. I am not seeing green in my sample areas so my fingers are crossed that we solved the problem. Muslin and the colors on that strip seemed a bit more yellow to me.