The two rooms you show have very differnt paint colors.

This may give you some idea of which colors were used, but this will give you an idea of the color families that may have been used. . .

Thank you Jennifer ! I will be back to Sherwin Williams tomorrow lol!

I did contact pottery barn but the person had no idea

Before painting order larger samples - I get mine from Samplize.

The tiny squares always look too dark and it is too hard to see what the color will look like on your walls. Bigger samples are much easier to envision.

I would go with Edgecomb Gray BM

Check these colors

https://www.sherwin-williams.com/en-us/color/color-family/neutral-paint-colors/sw0054-twilight-gray

https://www.sherwin-williams.com/en-us/color/color-family/neutral-paint-colors/sw9173-shiitake

Thanks for the suggestions. I want to stay away from greys . The photo looks to me like a yellow tan based color

Never trust the name of a paint color. Baby Fawn was a beautiful beige, but when gray became the hot new trend, BM reintroduced the beige with the name Edgecomb Gray.

See the Website Also Known As informtion. . .

It is actually a very good choice if you want something similar to the colors in your original photos.

Neutrals are funny. The same color can look gray or beige depending on what you have it next to. Flooring has a huge impact on how we see the color.

The center block on the right and left larger blocks are the same color (Representative of Edgecomb Gray)

No one wants the old beige's that were heavy yellow beiges, but the softer, more muted shades that are popular today are chameleons, changing appearance based on what is surrounding them.

You have to test some colors (use samplize.com to get large samples) and look at them in your space next to the colors that are going to stay (Next to the floor, the sofa, trim, cabinets).

Use a white sheet or paper to cover the wall color that won't be staying so that you don't see that color in comparison to the color you are considering.