Portola Paints has some Roman clay wash and lime wash finishes in different colors. That's what your inspo looks like to me.

@stiley Wow! You have a great eye. I didnt notice the wash.

@Jilly. Thank you! I notice that the company uses this color a lot to showcase their furniture. I hope a color expert will chime-in. While the actual color may be different than what we are seeing, I am interested in the color as it appears on the screenshot. I have a BM deck and it looks similar to

BM Jamesboror Gold and BM Northhampton Putty but I also see olive undertones in the photo.

I’m glad you saw my post! I was trying to edit it to add another photo, and accidentally erased the whole thing. That happens to me a lot on this board … weird glitches (or my iPad). Anyway, I do hope someone knows, it would look great with your bed!

@latifolia. I will. The carpet seems cool to me because it has blue threads. The railings are very warm and so is the bed. Do have any suggestions as to how to work around this?

I have to agree with latifolia, that color just does not seem like it will work with your carpeting. Paint that color, tends to also have a muddy look when it is on the walls, too, so thats something else to be aware of.

Closest colors are here. Now you see how it goes with your rug.

Desert Tan (more gold) or Manchester Tan BM colors

The carpet is cool and those paints are not. "Working around" that is like working around gravity - not likely to succeed.

Maybe someone else will have a brilliant idea, but I'm thinking change the carpet or choose a different paint color. I kind of like the white you have. Maybe pick up a color card of whites and see if there's one that works for you.

It's an attractive bed, and I'm sure would look good with many different wall colors.

@Celery. Visualization, Rendering images. Thank you! I tested a few and some were just too dark. BM Northampton Putty looked like it was the closest to the photo in person.

@latifolia. Thank you! I cant replace the carpet now. I just figured there must be a way since designers use both gold and silver fixtures together in high design. Maybe using a color with a grayed undertone would allow it to read more cohesively.

Help! I ended up playing it safe and painted the wall SW assessible beige. I looks mauve / or dusy rose and I can't see the green undertone that I was looking for. How can I correct this without repainting? I wish I would have went bolder!