I was thinking of grays,maybe a pop of orange in entry. I don't want yellow or anymore red.

How do you feel about a greyed green?

Sherwin Williams' Kilim Beige (# 6106) always works as well.

Neutral is the way to go....Benjamin Moore - natural linen is really nice with a cloud white for trims. Decorate with colour through pillows, vases and art work

I guess I haven't really seen a grey green.. Wat color do u have in mind@studio1001?

Terrific space... Mink by Sherwin Williams would definitely balance all the "warm" tones. Pic for inspiration. Good Luck!
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Take a look at Bleaker Beige by Benjamin Moore. A high end consignment shop here in town uses it in all the rooms with a white trip. It looks great with everything they get in. You could try visiting them online to see Windsor Cottage (Rochester NY)

There are lots of shades in that category: Valspar Grandma's linen (pretty great), and BM gray mirage are a couple of examples in different intensities. Your best bet isn't to get an exact referral from us online - as monitors lie, and the light in your room will impact your final choice - but to search within a tonal family at the paint store. I like the grey - green family for you because the palette is subdued enough to act as a neutral, looks great w brick and can cut some of the intensity of the orange/black combo. It becomes more nuanced l with the addition of any color green accent, (including plants). You may already have it on your velour seat? ..

I will definetly look at the mink color, looks a little dark for me,but willing to look.. And my velour seat is brown/beige, so I have lots of options. I'm so excited and can't wait to paint and post new pics. Thanks so much for all the replies.