The SW website shows complementary and contrasting colors. Have you looked there?

What color are the countertops? floor?

Post photos if you want advice.

It’s hard to say without knowing more. It will depend on the grey, as well as the floors, countertop, backsplash, lighting in the room. . . .

What kind of Pro ARE you that can’t pick complimentary colors? Now it’s on the internets forever that Wendy Smith of Stage Right in Fishersville, IN charges people for design but can’t pick colors. It would have been better to go to college for some design courses before hanging out your Pro shingle.

hawk, she couldn't care less. she does have a valid point. besides the fact that OP is asking for color help, being a pro she should know that posting a picture is needed when deciding on paint colors in someones home. just merely asking if Sea Salt goes with 'dark gray' is ridiculous. Dark Gray can mean 500 different colors. how do we know if we can't see it? And what else goes w/it? flooring, countertop, furnishings, lighting, all play a role.

however, with these dark gray colors, sea salt seems to work

sophie, I'm going to say that OP isn't a pro working in design. if she was, she would know that it's Sherwin and not Sheraton (unless it's a typo)

Pseudo Pros that attempt to con people out of money. and are incompetent, deserve to be exposed as fakes. And there’s a lot of those.

Sophie’s statements are valid but I always feel uncomfortable in the way they are stated-on MOST of her responses. I also have learned from you Sophie but more times than not I scroll by.
I have learned an immense amount from Beth reading her contributions. You do fantastic work!
And Grover as always A+

Top three places to waste your time and/or money if you want to learn anything about architectural color design and color in general:

1. Blogs

2. Paint Stores

3. Design School