Maybe a color that is like gray skies but a drop more gray in there?

Can you post pictures of the room with your furniture so we can coordinate the colour with what you have? Show us all 4 walls and flooring.

My room is currently upside down but the couch is navy and the floors a medium hard wood floor.

Try B.M. CSP Seersucker Suit. I have it in my bedroom (orientation is north to south) and it is perfect. CSP colors are even better on the wall than on the chip. The chip samples you are looking at are actually paint.

Always keep in mind that natural light will affect how it looks on the wall. From what direction does the light come into the room?

Whoa wow. So the light comes in from the east I think... The house faces east is that what you mean? That's where most of the windows are.

They all look pretty!! Any tips for visualizing the whole room in that color?

I find the colours you mention look like baby blues not fit for a living room. Here's one of the colours suggested above by @Beth H that I like. I suggest you lower your art which is too high and also replace your ceiling light.

I rarely like mixing blues in a space they are tricky at best and one tiny bit off is too much. I agree to go more in the gray direction and before that go get huge poster boards sample cans of 2 colors you like then paint the boards 2 coats , move them all over the space in all times of day and see what works and IMO do't do that until the sofa in in the space .

Why gray?

Many are repainting the grays they added 15 years ago. Everything was gray for around 15 years, until 2022, when color trends started to warm up a bit.

Have you always loved gray?

East light is morning light, yet, wall color doesn't seem to change must after sun moves south and west. It is kind of a "whatever" light.

Try this color. I'd call it a neutral because it works with a lot of other colors for rugs, upholstery, etc.

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