None of those are the best for west or north light. West light needs a green undertone to balance out the warm, yellowing light. The bathroom needs a stronger, warmer tone.

You can use the bathroom color to tie in the bedding.

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North, be careful with a gray because north light is already gray. I lilac/purple undertone works well. For your craft room, I like this one.

You can go darker for the craft room, as well, as long as there is that touch of purple.

This is B.M. Excalibur Gray.

From CoPilot Ai:

Q: "What is the best wall color for a bedroom with west-facing windows?"

A: "Best-performing color families for west-facing bedrooms:

1. Blue‑grays (most stable)

Stay crisp in morning light and only warm slightly at sunset.

Designer-tested picks include Benjamin Moore Gray Owl (OC‑52) and similar cool blue‑grays.

2. Soft greens (sage, eucalyptus)

Harmonize with golden light without going yellow if you choose a neutral‑green base.

Calm in the morning, warm and serene in the evening.

3. Balanced greiges

Avoid the orange shift that true beiges get at sunset.

Sherwin‑Williams Repose Gray (SW 7015) is a designer favorite for west rooms because its undertone stays controlled.

4. Light cool neutrals

Colors like Sherwin‑Williams Sea Salt (SW 6204) (a green‑gray) stay readable all day and resist turning warm.

Don’t ignore your carpet tone when finalizing these colors. Swatches that you can move around and test near various angles is better than painting on the wall at eye level. And, always look at your large swatches (you can paint your own on foam core sheets) against a white backdrop as your existing wall color doesn’t allow you to really ‘see’ the new color.

We’re painting today, ha! I ended up going wirh the middle blue (Wedgewood Gray) and the lighter ‘gray’ (Athena). We’re actually replacing the carpet but I think these will coordinate with it fine.

Thank you so much for everyone’s advice and input!