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3000-4000K are recommended often on this forum

Some with natural lights, some with temp lights

You got lucky and they are not overly gray but plenty gray at the same time. Any charcoal gray rug or undertones of gray in the paint will bring it out.

Thanks!

But I wanted true grey haha

Not really wanting grey rugs (and some rooms won't have but we'll see... Also currently at the deciding stages for paint... We have a lot of rooms to paint- so many options!

Would bright white toekick make the floor look greyer?

To make the beige floor look more like grey, you can consider the following specific suggestions:

1. Use cool-toned lighting: Choose LED bulbs or daylight bulbs, as these lights will make the floor's tone closer to grey.

2. Avoid warm-toned lighting: Avoid using warm-toned lighting, such as yellow or orange, as these colors will emphasize the beige tone of the floor.

3. Utilize lighting fixtures and wall decorations: Adding appropriate lighting fixtures and wall decorations around the floor can visually reduce the beige tone and highlight the grey.

4. Consider wall colors: Choose wall colors that complement grey, such as light grey or dark grey, which can help the floor appear more grey.

Professional home lighting offers you more choices.

@LEDVANS and @BeverlyFLADeziner Thank you both so much!! Super helpful!!

IMO 4000K lighting is going to bring out the gray alot more than 3000K which is pretty yellow so more warm tones like beige . The pic of the lighting tones is how you instantly see the yellow in the bulbs on the left . I ahve all gray walls and flooring thta is mostly gray and all my lighting is 4000K LED to make sure those tones stay gray.