Would need to have warm undertones I’m guessing to go with the Simply White

.The Clary sage is nice. I also like the Texas Sage, although, it may end up darker than what you want. The Saybrook Sage, looks dirty to me, when I see it painted on someones walls, so that one, I would rule out.

Have you tested in the room alongside Simply White and looked at during different times of the day. Fyi: sage color recommendation in an Simply White BM article.

Here is an good article that may also help. https://addvaluetoyourhome.com/how-to-use-sage-green-paint-colors-most-popular/

Every color you have shown is interesting in its own right, but every space is different.

Have you looked at your color options in low light or at night? they always look different.

what is the size of the room? and what else is in the room? photos of the space would help.

Sabrina, so nice!

Thanks! Yeah, this project was a bear, but it turned out beautifully.

I used Simply White for all my doors and trim, and I used Ben Moore's Nantucket Gray on the cabinetry in my laundry room. It turned out great. I also used the color in our bonus room, which also looks great. Bear in mind, Nantucket Gray is not gray. I don't know why they call it that. It's a nice muted green.

Silver sage, vale mist, winterwood, all my favorite greens from BM

Shady Willow

https://www.behr.com/consumer/ColorDetailView/ECC-36-1

October Mist BM color of 2021

Downing Stone SW

At easy soldier SW

Softened Green SW

Willow Tree SW

I love Oil Cloth and hope to use it in my south/west facing living room.