I’m looking for the perfect sage green paint color for our sons nursery. There is a north-facing and east-facing window, so not a lot of natural light comes through (even in the morning the sun is blocked by the woods behind our house on the east side). This is causing a lot of paint samples to turn cold and blue. I started with some grays in the middle and bottom rows but they were feeling a bit too cool.

From top left clockwise - SW sea salt, SW rainwashed; Valspar sparking sage; SW woody rosemary, SW contented, SW livable green. Disregard the rest. I like Sea Salt but it looks blue most of the time. I’m beginning to lean towards Livable Green, as I’m surprised how much color is actually coming through. Sparking Sage is nice too but afraid it’ll look too minty....

Does anyone have some good suggestions for a nice sage green/gray that works in a room with poor lighting?

Furniture will be white and natural woods.

Thank you!

L