How about light minty green (look for clear colors in paint, nothing with a muddy look), or light aquas. What are the floors going to be?

thanks for your reply, flooring has a bit of the same tone...but more brown to offset the wall colour. Currently our kitchen is green..so trying to avoid too much green...

I'd try a slightly warmer white. The warm white, wood tones, red tiles and greens will all work well together, and look better with your tan carpet also. You can get interest on the walls by using deeper colors in your artwork.

Light sage green or a creamy warm white to work with the tan carpet.. How much of that red tile is there? I would be changing that out too.

Beware of creamy "whites" with a pink or yellow hue. Not a great look with wood.

This is Benjamin Moore Manchester Tan that is similar to the "stone" color clothes for which I shop when I end up buying Khaki because that's all I can find. It's not gray or white or tan but somewhere in between all three.

https://www.kylieminteriors.ca/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/Benjamin-Moore-Manchester-Tan-lightened-by-25-percent.-Kylie-M-Interiors-edesign-and-colour-consulting-services.jpg

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If the "stone" is too neutral, a flat pale muted color -- blue or green -- would likely go better with "orange" wood than either satin or gloss.

Benjamin Moore Manchester Tan is close to "stone" without actually being tan or gray or white and without having any pink or yellow hue .

https://www.kylieminteriors.ca/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/Benjamin-Moore-Manchester-Tan-lightened-by-25-percent.-Kylie-M-Interiors-edesign-and-colour-consulting-services.jpg

I would use a white like SW Snowbound.