Never select colors off a computer screen.

It's really almost impossible to tell what exact color that is. What you see on your monitor is different from what I or others see. In addition, even if you knew the exact color and could color match it, it will most probably look different in your house with your lighting.

The best approach is to look at that photo and compare some samples to see which comes closest. Or have it color-matched by a Ben Moore dealer/retailer. But beware, it still may not look good in your room.

Unfortunately there's no shortcut when selecting colors. You need to sample in your space with your light, and you don't want to make a mistake, especially for cabinets. Get some Ben Moore samples in the beige/taupe range and see if any work.

You mean a Photoshopped pic that will never ever look the same in it’s own space, much less yours, without that filter? Impossible to do.

Inspiration pics are to get ideas about ideas. Not to slavishly attrmpt to copy. You just end up with stuff that is ugly and out of scale when your house doesn't have the same latitude and window light, and is much smaller.

SW Balanced Beige 7037

Benjamin Moore (I do not use "BM" because of my healthcare background) Olympic Mountains . . . in the kitchen . . . with a paintbrush.
What do I win?

I obviously understand I can’t match a photo. Was simply requesting advice on a colour that might look similar to this photo as a starting point in my colour search. Appreciate the passive aggressive condescending responses tho!

"I obviously understand I can’t match a photo."

It is not obvious. Hence the first comment.

B.M. Olympic Mountains is also B.M. Revere Pewter. I have it in my home. The color on the cabs looks a bit warmer. Maybe?:

Sheen makes a difference. The photo looks like the finish may be satin.