I had a similar problem in my east facing living room. Everything I tried had sickly green undertone. (And I actually love green, but not like that)

I ended up going with Benjamin Moore Sea Pearl. It's been almost ten years and I still love it.

It was a close call between that and Done Wing, but the Sea Pearl felt cleaner.

I also remember liking Edgecome Gray, but it was too close in depth to our carpet a t the time.

I also had the same issue in our master bath, and ended up using Etiquette from the aura colors. Little darker than the sea pearl and perfect with our tile and cabinet. Might be worth looking at as well.

Thank you so much. I will look into your suggestions.

What is your bedding that is where I usually choose wall color in a bedroom.What is your lighting , are there trees outside the window . You want a modern feel change the light bulbs to 4000K and then choose wall color.

If you have a lot of trees outside the windows, you'll get a green cast to the light in the room. Take a look outside to see what's what. If branches have overgrown the window area, you can decide if you want to prune them back.

my bedroom faces east and i have BM edgecomb gray. It might be a little too taupey for you but it's a nice neutral that can work with a lot of colors (i have navy and gray bedding). I had BM Devon Cream in my previous house and that was a very pretty cream color that instantly brightened up the room.

My rooms face southeast. I’m getting ready to paint, but have chosen BM China White. I’m doing a blue ceiling, but it would be pretty on the walls too. The blue is actually called Lily White by BM.