For any suggestions you need to post picture of the room and furniture you plan for that room.

looks like any creamy white or soft sage,

would compliment, since the advertising shows it.

THis is my fave for any neutral wall need . I cut it 25-50% for clients it works as a real neutral and looks awesome with all wood. It is a BM color.

Installed where? Is trim painted? If so what color and finish did you choose?

If you want a home that feels harmonious you need to look at it as a whole.

All the parts have to work together as you walk through the home.

Door and trim color, color of the fireplace, color of the cabinetry, color of the countertops, color of the wood furniture, color of upholstered furniture, art and décor.

Your flooring will drive a lot of the decisions since it covers a lot of space and often is the same in most rooms.

Sage greens go with most wood flooring, but where you run into trouble is when you use a neutral that turns yellow or pink or lilac or blue or baby sheet green next to your flooring or next to your sofa or next to your kitchen cabinets or when the flooring doesn't work with your sofa or kitchen cabinets and you have to find a way to make the two work together.

It looks like Cyril Oak is going to have a pink undertone, not as pronounced as the grayer floorings, but some.

Neutrals with green undertones may go muddy next to these floors.. Warmer neutrals like Balboa Mist, Classic Gray, Pale Oak and SW Natural Linen, Egret White are some that I would test.

Without more information we can't really help a lot.

It’s an easy shade to work with…where will it be going…consider your furniture and decor. Bring home lots of samples to narrow down and test your choices, as the light will have an effect.

If being used throughout, aim for a warm white, but look for undertones that suit flooring and the majority of your home.