stay lighter..classic gray from the above group but that might even come off too dark. the counters are going to feel gray ish with little natural light. I would really go a bit lighter than most of those. I'd look at neutral off whites personally..they are not white . I think long term as light as you can make yourself go, the better this will end up.

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I have agreeable gray in my kitchen on my walls, it’s a greige but more gray in my house. In other homes I have seen it more beige. If you don’t have any natural light I think a nice warm white on the wall with a coordinating greige a shade or two darker would look really nice!

Thank you for the suggestion! I agree it's probably best to go lighter since there is no natural light. The concern is that we're prone to frequent messes - little kids and pets. Thought maybe a slightly darker shade would help with that.

Sorry, with those counters, I would do a soft white.

Thanks dshamitko! I'm considering something like that... the Sherwin Williams worldly gray (cabinet)/shoji white (wall) combo or agreeable gray (cabinet)/incredible white (wall) combo. Thinking about getting some paint samples to see how they look in my house.

I found this color sample. I also like the amazing gray for cabinets

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Thank you, Beverly! That is helpful to see the color variations together like that. I'll pick up some of those swatches this weekend to bring home. Want to make sure I get the color right the first time - we have really high ceilings in the living room (thinking of carrying the same wall color to the living room) and don't want to have to do it twice! Thank you!

Thanks jackowskib! That's a great idea. I do have have a hunk of counter, so I'll do that this weekend.