I love soft grayed greens for neutral wall color as for the TV mount it on the wall with an articulating arm . It is hard to tell from pics but maybe the space will lend itself to a sofa in front of the TV and a couple of chairs facing the fireplace.

Thanks, Patricia! Do you have any paint names or pictures? I am not sure I can picture grayed green.

Here are some ideas from photos on Houzz:

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No true gray, it won't work with your warm floors. Well, let me back up a bit.

You can make gray and warm floors work but it needs to be intentional and well thought out. If you are a novice decorator it is much easier to work with the tones in the room rather than trying to blend warm and cool.

Accessible beige SW is a nice crisp neutral that works well with warm tones but has the clean modern look of a cooler color.

Accessible beige, warm floors, white trim.

I agree, I would not go with a grayish color, which is terribly overused, even in places where it doesn't look good. With a color like Accessible Beige or an off-white color, your options for rugs, furniture, pillows, drapes etc. are wide open.

I've just noticed the curtain rods. You might want to invest in regular, full-length rods, which will look so much better. Those tiny ones are really frowned on by decorators and I can see why.

It's so funny that you brought up Accessible Beige. That is the color that we painted our last house (also had warmer tone floors). I am looking for something that reads a little brighter and lighter on the wall, just for a change. Maybe a shade lighter?

Aesthetic white is the next lightest color on the accessible beige color card. I've never seen it in person but it looks very light in photos with natural light. It's definitely worth a sample.

Aesthetic white