Check out Benjamin Moore "Grant Beige", more of a greige with a greenish undertone.

BM has dry sage, gray mirage is the lighter version...or more gray would be creekside green with the lighter version horizon gray.....a little more olive would be camouflage with the lighter version old prairie.

Gray Mirage
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Horizon Gray
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Old Prairie
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Valspar Frappe and Ben Moore Coastal Fog

This is Gray Mirage. It is a light sage green with gray undertones, at least in my house.

This is Grey Mirage in my kitchen. I was expecting more of a grey, but in my light is's really more of a grey green. . .probably also influenced by the Rosemary Sprig oven stack. Wasn't sure I like it at first, but love it now.

I just picked up BM Creekside Green and BM Gray Mirage to sample in my home.. both look to be great gray-greens.

In fact, as I stood at the counter waiting for my samples to mix, I saw a poster showing featuring a couple of colors.. one of the colors was an awesome gray green that I decided I must try too. I walked over to see what it was so I could have him add it to my order.. it was the Gray Mirage. :)

Hope one of them works for you!

Another beautiful green/gray that is subtle, yet fresh is BM October Mist.

We choose Gray Mirage,the couple are thrilled with the color and it compliments their red tone oriental and their drapes plus the furniture is antique cherry so it looks fantastic. I can't thank all of you enough. I'm keeping these colors in mind as I plan to have my family room painted this winter and I've fallen in love with the green undertones which reflect the woods outside.

IF you are looking for something darker, Nantucket gray is very nice.