I love SW Worldly Gray have it throughout my home in every room...my colors are neutrals..shades of gray with black accents...

Love BM classic gray but it is a very light color...as you can see in my home image above the SW Worldly Gray is light...and BM classic gray is even lighter...both great choices..

What is the rationale for painting all walls the exact same colour? I can understand a very restricted palette but only one colour on all walls throughout a home, without considering the light,function(s) and furnishings is a wasted opportunity,IME. That said, if you are determined to do so, I'd pick pick the gray that works best in yourkitchen....which is probably Worldly Gray.

Hollybar my home is all Worldly Gray...I love the calm it provides and mixes well with every accent color I have used in all the bedrooms in bedding art and accessories....light slate blues...golds....reds..it all works.......That is why I love this color..no matter if it is north south east or west lighting it just works.

Sorry HIWE, we will have to agree to disagree on this subject. But I am truly glad YOU enjoy your home.

Maybe this article will be helpful. https://www.kylieminteriors.ca/how-to-forgive-and-embrace-gray-paint-colours/

Thanks to everyone for your input! Here's a photo of my tile floor. As you see, it has grey and beige in it. My carpet is a light beige.

SW Worldy Gray is one of my top choices, but I also like Repose Gray and Agreeable Gray. Does anyone have any experience with any of these colors that can give me some direction as well?

Hollybar, I understand your thinking. But I just want to keep things simple and find one neutral color for my entire home.

I do have to mention that I just remodeled my master bedroom and changed it from an all-beige look to a modern more fresh look with a SW medium gray color. The outcome was great! But aside from the master bedroom, I do plan stick to one color for the rest of the house. I am ready for a fresh look.

; ) I have Revere Pewter by Benjamin Moore throughout my house. It looks AMAZING against black as well as brown (such as in your countertops). I never tire of it. It looks great in all light. It's foolproof. Just sayin' there's a reason why decorators pick it as a top color again and again.

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Revere Pewter in my home

Before you choose, get a piece of drywall and paint a large sample to move from room to room to see how the color actually looks in your home.

Here you go..all three great choices...