We have a few suggestions from our range of Little Greene that could work for you. The range includes both warm and cool tones in the grey collection.

Hallway Painted in Neutrals and Greys · More Info

Calm and Contemporary Home Office Space · More Info

Cool and Contemporary Styled Kitchen · More Info

We have the full range from the grey collection and other Little Greene colours on our website aswell. www.periodpropertystore.co.uk

Cornforth White has a purple tinge to it (she says looking out of the window at her purple grey house). Looks slightly too dark to be ammonite but it's possible.

campo73 and shelleyuk ... we thought exactly the same and bought testers of cornforth, ammonite and pavilion grey. Completely agree with the purple tinge to Cornforth White comment, we saw exactly the same. Ammonite looked like the photo in certain darker parts of the corridor but under a brighter light faded away in terms of levels of contrast against white woodwork (which is part of what we like about the photo set up). We have therefore crossed our hearts and taken the bolder step of Pavilion ... we'll just have to keep bright lights on if we've opted for too dark! Thanks for your help.

(if you look closely at the photo, you'll notice that old estate agent favourite of switching all the lights on ... even though it appears to be daytime through the door ... so we guessed it might be a darker shade of grey if we can still see this level of contrast against white even under bright lights)

if pavilion doesn't work for you try Malm from Fired Earth. We have it in our snug and it looks very similar to your photo and is lovely with white.

After lots of hard google searching, we have actually found the original photo and it is apparently Benjamin Moore Barren Plain. Photo is also on Houzz in case anyone is interested: https://www.houzz.co.uk/photos/jane-lockhart-interior-design-transitional-hallway-and-landing-toronto-phvw-vp~1267835

The points however of course remain ... it will look slightly different in our hallway so much so that any one of the other suggestions might actually create the 'look' we are after in the photo better for our light conditions! Time for more tester pots. We should set up an eBay of tester pots!

Try Goose Down by Dulux A similar looking grey.

Hi Amer,

According to our [Dulux Paint Picker tool [(https://www.houzz.co.uk/discussions/introducing-the-colour-picker-tool-dsvw-vd~4117163?n=21)(found at the side of the image), you can find a match in Dulux's 'Grey Steel 2'. You can also buy the sample for £1 here!

It's a lovely colour so hopefully this helps! Also let us know if you have any progress!

Thanks Ocean Clarke, the Paint Picker tool is a brilliant idea in concept but unfortunately I'm not sure how often it works in reality. For example, I clicked the same picture and the paint picker suggested a completely different paint to what was suggested for you!

Hi Amer,

Yes, I see what you mean. I guess it depends which part of the image you click as this wall is curved, so there will be a slight difference in colour due to the shade from the curve. You could use this as an estimate or indeed just try your luck with sample paint pots. I'm sure (fingers crossed) you'll find the perfect shade in time!