My new build had most of the rooms painted BM Winds Breath and it was quite yellow in my house. My parents had used it in their house and there it looks more beige/gray. Just be sure to get some sample boards first (Samplize is a good source) and then buy a quart of paint to test some bigger sections. Only paint the whole space after doing the testing!

I ended up repainting the Winds Breath walls and used BM White Dove. My trim is BM Chantilly Lace.

Winds Breath on left and White Dove on right.

This photo really highlights the "yellow" that came out in my space. This was taken in the evening with 3500K recessed lights.

MY first idea would be to make sure all your lighting is the same in every space . I love LED 4000K but if that is too much then 3500K can work but it needs to be the same in every room you want to paint. IMO you have enogh beige type color happening so I would do something like this cut 25% for just a hint of color. BTW it is a true neutral in my experience and any client of mine that has it loves it

Thank you so much! I feel safe with neutrals but your suggestion is beautiful. You’re opening up my eyes to new possibilities!

You have to sample the color in your space. It may or may not look yellow. In my living room with strong southern light WB actually looked very slightly green. In your case, if it looks slightly yellow that could be a plus for you as that might make it look better with the kitchen floor and the brown sofas. The other things in a room have a large effect on how we see color as well. If you haven't heard of Samplize.com yet, they sell peel and stick samples of the major brands. Get a couple different colors and try them on all the walls you're interested in painting and see how they look at different times of day and different weather conditions (cloudy, sunny).

With paint or color in general, everything is relative. And even neutrals have a color that will become more apparent next to other colors. You need the paint to relate to your fixed elements as well as everything in your room. Existing palette is rather diverse. Your floors are a pink beige, cabinets are a red brown, countertops appear to be a dark gray green and backsplash appears bright white. Lots of yellows in furniture (not fixed, but I assume you aren’t replacing). If it were me, I would look for a neutral that leans peach. All that being said, I think winds breath leans peach, but just has low chroma so you may see some color shifting to purple (a lot of grays tend to do that). You will only know how it looks if you test it in your space. Sampling is great - they fedex your samples to you and there is no mess. You can move it around the room (next to cabinets, backsplash, floor, etc.) A green toned paint may pick up the countertop, but will bring out the red/pink tones because it is red’s complement.

I would avoid anything too clean or bright- stick to beige in your space so the tile floors don't look dingy. The yellow/tan is not working with the pink in the tile. Plus you have red tones in the cabs and the browns.

Something like Even Better Beige by Behr.

https://www.homesandgardens.com/news/nate-berkus-and-jeremiah-brent-this-one-single-color-will-never-fall-out-of-style

https://www.behr.com/colorfullybehr/color-of-the-month-even-better-beige/

https://www.behr.com/consumer/ColorDetailView/DC-010/