Paint colors I have sampled and trim/door color

Dont paint on the walls. You will never pick a color that way, since the paint picks up all the undertones of the paint that is already there. Buy some poster paper, and paint the poster paper (large swatches), so you can move it around the room, in all sorts of lighting at all times of the day. Your new floor is very pretty. I like the trim, and the doors. Have you thought about an actual color, rather than a boring beige. Maybe a light sage green (clear color, not the grayed down version Or a very light colored aqua.

I’ve tried AI I’ve done the Sherwin-Williams AI if you ask me, it is not accurate whatsoever.

AI is no more accurate or trustworthy than paint visualizers launched 20 years ago. Both are online color. Only difference is AI adds sentences to go with digital images.

First step to getting control of what's going on is to list the colors that you have sampled. Jot down two or three words about what you liked or what did not work.

Knowing where you've been and what didn't work, will help with replies.

Suggesting a color that works with both wood tones and the low light issue.

Painthe fan. I would also paint the bricks the same as the walls.

Can you tell me what the two colors you tested between the door and the cabinets?

The top color is a bit too pink and the lower a bit too yellow, but close to the floor color. Knowing what these two colors are will help us provide guidance.

I would target a light neutral a step lighter than either of these. I have used SW Natural Linen with flooing and wood tones similar to yours. Creamy was a bit too yellow and made similar floors pull a bit pink.

I also wound encourage you to either paint your own samples on heave weight paper or order pre-painted  samples from samplize.

I had great results hiring a color consultant. It wasn’t expensive (although it was some years ago) and it was absolutely worth every penny. Are there any near you?

A family room should look warm and cozy. No gray. Don't paint the bricks.

I like cat_ky's suggestion of a sage green for the walls. That would work well with the wood tones and the fireplace.

Thank you all your help!!!

I'm glad you went with a greyed green. It allows all the browns in the room to coexist nicely.