It looks like a pretty color on my screen! It seems to complement your BS, but this is only a small area in which it will be used.

Since you're using it in 3 main areas of your home, I recommend much bigger swatches (and at least 2 for each area for opposite corners of the room), and making sure that the color doesn't change to something you don't care for in different lighting and areas. I loved Revere Pewter on Internet, but when I sampled it in my main floor hall and upper landing, it had purple undertones that I did not care for.

Of course, you can drive yourself mad over paint colors. When I chose 1 color for multiple areas, the color took on a different life in each one. For me, it was a matter of which color was most pleasing, most of the time, in most of the spaces.

Thanks peony4. I'm off today to get some more swatches!
We have so much light and crazy angles, it's hard to get a read on colours. What looks great in the night is too light in the day and vise versa!

You have a good bland neutral color to start. It does not seem that it will fight with anything and will work with almost anything. If, in later years, you want to get into color, you have lived with this long enough to have thought-out what you want. It's just paint. The labor is expensive but the paint is the least expensive decorator item that does the most updating and giving the room a clean look of anything you can buy.