What is your lighting? If LEDs then no higher than 4000K after that you get blue in your lighting. I agree Dove Wing has no blue undertone but many things affect paint color and that is why when testing colors you do poster boards and move them around to see how the color works in all the spaces with your furniture and your lighting.

Okay - It is not fault of Benjamin Moore or Sherwin William or any other paint manufacturer.

You have cones in your eyes that pick up the color on your wall based on the wavelength of the light being reflected off the wall.

The color of the wall is the same. The quality of the light being reflected is what is different.

Every home has some walls that get direct sunlight and some that get only indirect light and some that get only artificial light.

Without studio lighting set up in your home to light every nook and cranny exactly the same you will have variation. Paint the inside of your closet white. Go inside and close the door without turning on a light. What color is the wall? It is still white, but you see black because there is no light reflecting off the white.

The higher the LRV the more light is reflected off the surface and the more variation you can expect, but all paint will turn black when there is zero light.

Neutral gray is a perfect balance of light waves - exactly the same amount of each light wave reflecting off a surface. It has a chroma of 0 variations of light take it from black to white. Every other color has some variation in which light waves are absorbed or reflected - giving you color. the more evenly the light waves are distributed the more neutral or less colorful a color appears, but a chroma of greater than 0 will give you some bit of color. You don't want gray, you don't want stark white or black, but you don't want yellow, green, blue, purple, or orange or red.

By the way, what you are seeing isn't really blue - it is gray. Ever say you are feeling blue - you are not really feeling blue - dopamine is a neurotransmitter that helps your rods distinguish colors. When you have lower levels of dopamine you see less color - everything is more gray, but the human brain relates gray to blue and we say we are feeling blue when we are really seeing gray.

To get a decent balance I recommend dropping the light to something close to the level of edgecomb gray. You may also be happier with a full spectrum color like C2. You will still have color change if you go too light, but I have been more successful getting colors that work in their lines when trying to get a good neutral with a bit more heft. I might try C2 Parchment if I were in your shoes.

Oh I totally see what's happening. I think I may have two suggestions. I may be super late but if you are still having issues try BM's China White or BM's Classic Gray.

There is a lovely comparison here of how Dove Wing looks at different times of day and under different types of lighting. As others say, paint just reflects ambient light. A pretty neutral color like Dove Wing can pick up a lot of natural hues, looking warm yellow or cool blue, depending. https://www.benjaminmoore.com/en-us/paint-colors/color/oc-18/dove-wing

I think Dove Wing looks very nice in your light filled home! Leave it and accept the fact that you will most likely have this effect with any paint color! Your home is flooded with light; the ceilings are high, the rooms are open, you have skylights! Rejoice in the beauty of all that light! Or cover your windows, close up the skylights and dim the lighting! 🤷🏼‍♀️once you finish furnishing your home you won’t be noticing these variations in color.

This has happened to me too . it looks great snd like the grayed nude tone on most walls , but lime greenish on another .I tried seapearl/china white and it looked peach , classic gray pulled purple at times .

It looks lovely on other walls though!

Mandy, what is this color pictured above?

BM dove wing.

I am thinking of BM dove wing vs SW white flour after trying sw city loft and Asthetic white. All are turning gray in foyer and hallway plus some of north facing room and other rooms it shows beige.Any recommendation?