Hi Bunny Joy, The color is a soft dove grey. But don't try to match a wall color based on what you see on a computer screen because it will never look the same on your wall. Our eyes perceptive colors subjectively. The space and the surrounding objects or walls will always change how a color will look to your eyes. As a matter of fact, The very same paint color will appear entirely different on two different walls in the same room and at different times of the day. The best approach is to get a bunch of color chips or a color card wheel and bring it to your room and start picking from there. You should then choose 3 or 4 to do a sample on the wall. Just get a quart. Paint a nice thick coat over the old color so it won't seep through. Allow a couple of hours to dry completely then you can judge the color accurately. Never color the whole room with out this process. It will always lead to a surprise. My favorite brand of paint is Home Depot PPG Diamond (not Behr). It costs a little more than Behr but the better coverage makes it a far better value.

Thank you so much for explaining the process the way you have. It's clear and concise which will be very helpful! I can't say enough about how much I appreciate you taking the time to help :)

I prefer Behr over Valspar any day and was wondering about ppt. How does it measure up to Sherwin Williams? Seems everyone is using it or Farrow and Ball.

P.S. What paint brand is Soft Dove Gray? I thought maybe it was Sherwin Williams but haven't found it.