SW Kilim Beige
BM Bone White
Sw Irish Cream (my fav!)

SW steamed milk

BM Shaker Beige

That's a nice list o'colors. All very good options to check out. I'm partial to Shaker Beige.

BM Barely Beige
BM Manchester Tan
Ace Warm Scones

I'd go with mostly neutrals but not do 100% the same color throughout. It looks cheap. I'd use 3 colors with 1 for the kitchen, 1 for the bathrooms and one for the rest. If you want to really make it interesting, bedrooms can be a 4th color. If you want more flow, then pick a color and use that and do 50% as another color elsewhere.
I think a pale yellow, gray and other mellow tones can be much nicer than just off white or beige. BM's Quiet Moments is a great color for bathrooms or anywhere else you want a nice vibe without a strong color.

Sabrina Soto from Get it Sold on HGTV has her favorite Ben Moore neutrals for staging listed on her website:

Bennington Gray
Shaker Beige
Shenandoah Taupe
Bleaker Beige
Dry Sage
Silver Fox
Manchester Tan

They're mostly taupe & beige, but the Dry Sage is a pretty, vibrant green. Since the purpose of staging is to make a home seem attractive and neutral so potential buyers can picture themselves living there, I'd think the same colors would work well to attract potential renters.

Our neighbor used Manchester Tan. Very nice, just enough color, and it seems like it would work with a lot of other colors.

Another vote for Shaker Beige. Have it in the kitchen/keeping room/hallway and getting ready to add it to another hallway.

I'd go with mostly neutrals but not do 100% the same color throughout. It looks cheap. I'd use 3 colors with 1 for the kitchen, 1 for the bathrooms and one for the rest. If you want to really make it interesting, bedrooms can be a 4th color. If you want more flow, then pick a color and use that and do 50% as another color elsewhere.
I think a pale yellow, gray and other mellow tones can be much nicer than just off white or beige. BM's Quiet Moments is a great color for bathrooms or anywhere else you want a nice vibe without a strong color.

I tend to agree what with all the houses we've looked at over the last 2 yrs.

As someone who has recently leased 3 houses, 2000-3000 sf done entirely in the same neutral color can be overwhelming in its sameness. We are currently leasing a house with the "builder's palette": a beige/tan with pink undertones. Our house, with the exception of the terrible eucalyptus green in the formal LR, looks like it's been plastered with Band-Aids. It's awful BUT neutral. ;)

Anything (and multiple) colors off of the BM colorstrip w/ Deleware Putty. I painted 3 rooms 3 different colors off of it (each a color apart) and was thrilled w/ the results.

Proof positive that multiple colors off of one neutral strip isn't boring.

BM Revere Pewter!

Our master bedroom is SW Relaxed Khaki and I LOVE the color. It looks beige-y/khaki during the day and at night is has more of a green hue to it. The master bath is painted SW Wool Skein, which I believe is on the same strip as the Relaxed Khaki. That too is a nice neutral color.

Some of my favorites from BM: Revere Pewter, Muslin, Everlasting, Camouflage, Monroe Bisque, Edgecomb Gray, Titanium, Healing Aloe.

Ben Moore 234 Khaki, used to be called Golden Mist. Slightly greenish undertone.

Wheeling Neutral is a good choice. Powell Buff & Pittsfield Buff are a little lighter but they would look great too.

Saypoint...what a beautiful room!

"I'd go with mostly neutrals but not do 100% the same color throughout. It looks cheap."
Really? I've never heard that before. I used one color in mine.
I'd think that especially in a rental home, it would be easier to rent out in one color.

Loribee-- what is your paint color? I remember it was really pretty and warm looking. Thank you.

I agree with Loribee ...... I would go with one neutral color. Not everyone likes the same colors, not everyone like multiple colors, etc. At least with a neutral, the renters stuff won't clash.

Lots of good colors were listed above. My favorite is a light greige... Pittsburgh Paints Moth Grey... which looks a lot like BM Edgecomb Grey.

Good luck! :)

dianalo - what do you do if your kitchen is in the middle of the rest of the house.. open concept and all?

You guys do realize that comment was written in February right? :c)

Maybe we can hear the outcome???

Sis, I used BM standish white and I'm really happy with it.
Thanks~

The thread could always help someone else out in the future. :) (You did mention on another thread that you, like many of us, research extensively on this forum when you're working on a project. I have read most old threads re: projects I'm working on.)

I'm also curious of the outcome.