Anonymous wrote:Revere pewter matched to lowes paint.

Revere Pewter is too cold!

I hate the greys. HATE!

Revere pewter matched to lowes paint.

Anonymous wrote:BM Edgecomb Gray--it's warmer than a lot of grays but reads a little cooler and more modern than most beiges.

Agree. It's a great neutral that isn't obviously warm or cool.

Anonymous wrote:For a rental, I would not spend money on BM. Behr Off White is a nice neutral color that will bring out the white trim. They stock them on the shelves.

This.

Keep it in the warm white family. Not gray. Not tan. Just clean and neutral.

BM Edgecomb Gray--it's warmer than a lot of grays but reads a little cooler and more modern than most beiges.

Grey is in, beige/cream/off white is out. Go with a "cooler" shade for a more modern look. We just did SW repose grey throughout our rental and it turned out great.

For a rental, I would not spend money on BM. Behr Off White is a nice neutral color that will bring out the white trim. They stock them on the shelves.

Not gray.

Benjamin Moore - Dusty Road

I recently asked a similar question and received the following suggestions:

BM Shale (861)

BM Barely Beige (1066)

BM Revere Pewter (HC-172)

SW Accessible Beige (7036)

Hush by Benjamin Moore. Very neutral light taupe/khaki.

We used sherwin Williams relaxed khaki and universal khaki in two of our places. Went with all our existing furniture and decor.

How much light do you have, OP? We just painted our dark office Behr's Cafe Cream and it is a gorgeous cream that looks yellowish in the morning and has a pinkish tone in the afternoon. It definitely warms up our dark office!

We have a rental house that needs to be completely repainted inside. In the past, we used Behr Chocolate Froth as our go-to neutral - it's kind of a beige/taupey cream. We have always painted the bathrooms and kitchen a very pale yellow. Can anyone share other good neutral colors? Would it be weird to paint all the rooms the same color? There is white trim and hardwood floors.