Just painted a large canvas (28x32?) with Ivorie. Looks like a beautiful creamy yellow in my LR- walnut floors, cherry and dark toned furniture, red accents.

I brought the SAME canvas into my kitchen- natural/honey toned cabinets and the color reads a little green :(

Unfortunately its my kitchen that needs to be painted. I will remember the color for when I want to redo the LR.

I don't see a smidge of green in my Ivoire. It doesn't look anything like it does on the color strip.

In fact, I'd go so far as to call it the anti-green. :)

I have restrained gold in several rooms and at certain times of the day, I see green undertones.

I have Jersey Cream in my foyer and it has no green undertones but it is definitely a yellow cream tone.

I have all the colors on that strip I think - LOL! I don't see green at my house in them. If you would like to peek at pics, I will post a link. Good luck with your paint selection!

Here is a link that might be useful: Bonnie's

Bumping this up to ask bonniee if she can identify which rooms have Blonde vs Restrained gold.

I have Ivoire and agree that the strip makes everything look green but I never see a green tone on the wall.

I'd like to use Blonde and/or Restrained Gold in two bedrooms (Ivoire is in the hall).

Actually, nevermind, I found a description of Bonnie's colors & rooms on another thread.

Off to the paint store!

I tried RG and Blonde in various rooms w/ completely different exposures.

In one room Blonde pulled waaaayyyyyyy yellow on me.

In another room RG went greeney.

In my front room RG took on a fantastic camel color that was TDF!

I bought a quart of Restrained Gold to try out in my laundry room (no windows).

Was your front room south-facing, ttodd? I've got a south-facing bedroom that gets tons of light for which I'm considering the Restrained Gold, or even the Chamois.