Can pass on everything but the vintage white........which I have, also whole home. Mixed with cream, gold & caramel with green & blue accents, I could live with it many more years.

I like looking at different colored rooms, though, so keep 'em coming. Who knows when a new favorite may show up?

I know - I like them in theory too... But that 925 just makes me eternally happy.

What colour, for a kichen, Dining, Living Room combo, goes with maple cabinets, darker brown floor tile, and a granite counter tops that has, Beige, black, a rose tinge pinkish colour, and a caramel type brown  in it?  None of the above works for me on any level but neither does the dark walnut brown that the previous owners left me.  And to make it worse the room face East South East and in the morning when the sun is rising it looks like the doors of heaven are opening and asking you to walk towards the light.  

Luv em all except maybe the first one as not a big fan of pink or anything that remotely that has pink undertones.     Re the Benjamin Moore 925 wud appreciate if you wud  share your opinion about possibly doing Kitchen Cupboards in it, the majority being pantry units in a Traditional style.

(Thanks Elana!)   -Brenda-

Brenda - do it up!  Go for at least an egg shell finish though if you don't want a full gloss. Or actually, I think there's a level of shine between egg and gloss - do that one.  If you're not averse to oil, go with oil.  It's much better for ware.

Adrien, I would suggest looking for the lightest colour in the granite counter top and painting it that.  Go on the cooler side as all your colours sound warm.  So nothing too caramel-y, but more on the mushroom side. You can't go completely cool, as it'll create too much of a contrast, but a light, neutral mushroom tone, one that works with your counter, is what I would do.   Get a bunch of swatches and hold them up to your counter in both evening and day light in your kitchen, and go from there.  You need to tie the room together with all the different elements and think of your wall colour as the common string.  A good way to look at is; the walls are probably the largest surface area in the space, and if you go with a colour that is too related to what is already prevalent - like the floor/cabinets - then it will be too matchy/warm/overkill.  You need to pull out a colour that is the least represented, but is still there in your palette, in order to complement but to not overdo.

I would stay away from any actual colour hues as you've way too much going on for that...

Hi there, I painted my cupboards wheatsheaf ben moore colour ..amazing!

Thank for the advise.  It always help if, like me, you get to the paint department and are overwhelmed by all the choices you have some ideas to fall back on.

Thank you so much Elana for sharing your expertise.Shall definitely check into it.

With appreciation,   -Brenda-

Hands Down my favorite neutral is "DuckDown" Debbie Travis (although i had the tint added to a different brand of paint). I have my entire condo painted in DuckDown and a crisp white. Its a soft, warmish grey and its beautiful.

Jennifer, would this work with dark stained wood trim??

My kitchen cupboards are painted cloud white and the ceramic floor is a beigie/whitish colour.  I would like to change the counter to a neutral colour and paint the walls.   What colour should I use for the counter and the walls?

Thanks.

Just a quick note for mrsben, make sure that you do your homework as to preparation before painting your cabinets. Otherwise, all the work that you have done will not last well. The pros at a good quality paint store, Benjamin-Moore is excellent should be able to explain the process and supply you with the products needed. Painting cabinets is a wonderful, inexpensive make over if done properly.