I’m thinking white. The blue gray is definitely not working.

The current color is just primed drywall. :)

The white wall is only accentuating your issue of the yellow vs cream. The tile appears to be a very good match based on the shot uploaded. How about a pale mocha? It will look good with the blue you want. The trick will be finding a tint with very slight undertones of blue (I know it sounds bad) but it will neutralize the yellow cast a bit. The blue you want will also help to change it’s appearance.

https://www.quora.com/What-colors-are-complementary-to-beige

you can also get an app like Color Tester to try out tones on your own room

A pale mocha with slight undertone of blue? Hmmm! I haven't tried anything in that direction yet! Thanks!

If you wanted Accesible beige check out Balanced Beige. Also SW.

Does anyone know what paint color this might be:.

And artistsharonova what color did you use to paint that pic? Thanks!!

I found a color palette that goes with your existing space, and made a few suggestions. Good Luck!

Oh wow! Thank you!! How do I know what colors these are?

There's no paint name I have.

It's a color I selected off the countertop off my computer screen.

Show these photos to a paint shop, get 3 sample jars, paint on wall.

See in daytime & night time then choose favorite.

Don't use a color with any blue in it if you want to minimize the yellow. Due to simultaneous contrast, the blue will serve to intensify the yellow, as explained here:

http://www.webexhibits.org/colorart/contrast.html

Try BM Revere Pewter or BM AF 100 Pashmina?

I think that your backsplash, countertops, and cabinets look great together!

@tjedward if you have a printer you can take this color palette to any sherwin williams or lowes and they can match any color you would like. If not take a picture with your phone. Let me know if you need more help & I can give you that exact color name & # .

Ok! I will try that! Thanks for all your help!! And I am noticing that colors on one wall will match great, but when I move the swatch to the other side the same swatch clashes with my counters/tile. Is it possible that I'm not going to find a color that matches both sides? Could shadow/light make that much of a difference?

Yes, yes, and yes. All colors are a reflection of light and will change depending on how the light hits it. Color is also dependent on the colors around it. See my comment above regarding simultaneous contrast.

Thanks for all the advice! I got out of the greige and went with more tans. Does calico cream look ok?

Looks good to me

i think that looks great!

Where the counter hangs over beyond the cabinet, you could add a vertical trim board from the countertop, cutting the it to fit along the left side of the cabinet all the way to the ceiling or at least to the top of the cabinet. Paint it the same color as the wall.

Depending upon what appliance (refrigerator?) is going to set left of the countertop/cabinet, you could hang a small decorative hook on it for a "hidden" key (or anything else you might hang in the kitchen -- reading glasses or magnifying glass for reading ingredients, a ring or watch you don't want to wear while cooking, etc.) … or not.

I actually like that the counter has a small overhang. To my eye it gives the lower part of the ensemble some visual weight.

Doesnt it need to be this way for it to overhang your lower cabs - which should be lined up vertically with the upper cabs?

here is SW Popular Gray

Worldly Gray SW

Thanks for the advice about the counter over hang. It definitely was a mistake by counter installer. It hangs over more than inch than anywhere else. I was too afraid to have them lift it up since the other side is attached to wall of cabinet.

Thinking of putting faux door panel....but we don't have one at top and don't have room with the soffit.

Melissa R, thanks for the paint suggestions! I actually had a worldly gray sample made up....but the grey clashes with the cream backsplash when the natural light shines thru during the day. I even found accessible beige too gray in my lighting. :(

Here is Wordly gray. It makes the backsplash look yellow (all though not so much in this pic)...even more so at different times of the day. :(. I loved it next to my cabinets though. Do you think it clashes in this pic? Maybe I'm wrong!

well so much for SW color visualizer lol your Worldly Gray looks much different than online. Try Popular Gray. I'm such a broken record with that color but I really think it's a perfect greige

I like the first color the best (calico cream?), I think out of all the colors is gives your tile a creamier undertone vs yellow.

Calico Cream is a winner! Imho.

Another for Calico Cream. :)

Calico cream too!

a panel or faux door at the end of the lower cab is a great idea! It would probably make you feel a lot better about the overhang!