Why not keep the color you have in your living room, etc., through to this room. Dark hard wood looks great with pale blue.

They dont make the floor i currently have anymore. Im afraid it will either be too hard to match or another dark floor wont look good

Just get the new hardwood to match as close as possible since bedrooms can have different decor and flooring anyway. IMO bedroom wall color is chosen to work with the bedding and I love pale blue bedrooms but I would need to see the space , the floor and the bedding . Wall color is not the driver for flooring color so do not be locked into the gray walls to make this decision. As for what color for the floors I need to see what you have , you do realize you xould match the new ones if they were finished on site which IMO would be the perfect answer.

This is the best picture i have of my current floor. I forgot to mention its not real hardwood but laminate. I just wasnt sure if a lighter color floor or another dark floor would look good. I also love the gray laminate hardwoods. But again i cant decide if it will look okay in transition

You must mean Engineered wood floors. If it is, I would recommend to use another floor with similar thickness. So you can have smooth transition into bedrooms.

Find the closest match possible to what you already have and use that - the same material and the closest color you can find. If you want the rooms to appear lighter, you can use light rugs in the bedrooms.

Oh! It’s laminate, so not hardwood and/or engineered. It is a different investment.

In that case, I suggest you just replace the carpeting with a coordinate color.

Investigate Masland Carpet, nylon,

Then take a look at B.M. Silvery Blue to compliment the rug in your bed room.

I agree to maybe just go with carpet. A lush rich heaven carpet as opposed to having a mismatched wood. If your reason to redo was because you specifically wanted the hardwoods I guess match it to the best of your ability

• if you go with wood. The rugs you choose will help with the transitioning