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Sherwin Williams Sea Salt?

Perhaps Benjamin Moore Saybrook Sage? It’s one of their Historical Colors. Too dark?

Try quiet moments. I think it’s by sherwin williams. If not sherwin then Ben Moore

Try Benjamin Moore Vale Mist

I really like Sea Salt but it looked baby blue on my wall. I think Quiet Moments will go that way too. The Sage could work. Thanks!

Quiet moments has a good bit of gray so it’s a muted tone. But there’s more blue than green undertones In quiet moments. I’ve seen it in a den and it’s gorgeous. It’s lighter and grayer than your pic though

Looks like willow tree is a close match in beth‘s mock-up

I think sage colored walls will compliment the cherry furniture. The paint in the photo looks minty and like a bedroom color to me

Sea salt is a chameleon as I’ve read before and doesn’t look green/gray at all on my wall. Comfort Gray was a contender but I still get blue undertones with it. I’m going to take a look at Willow Tree.

Try Austere Gray by Sherwin Williams. I know the name is terrible. The paint is beautiful. Also Behr has a paint called Verdigris that is beautiful on the walls. Sea salt turns blue on me too. Blue greens are hard- but they are so worth it!

It could be BM Silver Marlin. I think it is a great color for a north facing room. I tried it in my south facing master with lots of sunlight and it was too bright of a green, but at night it looked great and the color had enough heft.

Try SW Rainwashed, BM Palladian, SW Silverpoint or SW Repose Gray. The last 2 are more neutral Grays and may solve your problem. I'm personally going with Repose Gray because I have similar situation with color looking not what I expected.

SW Oyster Bay 100%