I just wanted to share with you all, a wall color that I stumbled upon, after trying at least 18 different graiges, that I have a read on here. Perhaps it might help someone. I read that the perfect ones were, Stonington Gray, requisite gray, Baron plain, revere pewter, amazing graige, assessable beige, graige, and One other. AnyWho, I went out and spent about $42 on color samples, only to be extremely disappointed. All were far from a cross between tan & grey. In my opinion, they were very much on the yellow beige side.

So I finally decided on one more sample and that was Valspar, filtered shade.

After putting it on, I'm so disappointed that I never found this color before. It is in my opinion, the perfect Gray be, that stays true to its color and does not change with light

So I thought I would share. This is just one wall so far. The room is very small, and doesn't get much light.

So if anyone is looking for the perfect color, I would definitely give this a try. It's got very gray undertones, with the bees feel