Try asking Cole & Son . I have in the past asked the wallpaper company to suggest a colour .

PS. Difficult to tell , but Dulux taupe no.4 , might be a match . You can get a sample online .

Sage green?

I think you are going to have to go for a contrast rather than match. If you match I think it will just be a bit cream and boring and will take away from the wallpaper, which should be a feature

Thank you all! Yes, Artistic Interiors, I thought it was a fairly neutral feature wallpaper but it’s actually proved much harder to match than I thought! I was concerned that grey would feel cold in a north facing room but will investigate. Will def check taupe out and investigate sage green :-)

Hi. Was about to say I've grey, dulux chic shadow, in north facing living room and love it. But.....you say it's your kitchen. I think you need to be coordinating with your kitchen units now. Can you show us a pic of your kitchen?

Dulux Egyptian Cotton may go, its a taupe shade, as is F&B Skimming Stone.

Hi Jan,

This wallpaper is perplexing. It seems to change tone in different sunlight - in cloudy conditions the background has a yellow tinge to it and in bright sunlight, more of a pinky cream. I discovered a custom duvet fabric that we had made for a client do this, and it became a real palava because the fabric looked completely different at night vs the day - day it looked perfect & at night it clashed with many of the other soft furnishings - ugh.

Saying that, the suggestion made to contact the manufacturer and ask what paint colour they suggest may be a very good one. Otherwise, the method I suggested along with many of the lovely specific paint suggestions here - hold those swatches up to the wallpaper at different times of the day & then do the sample paint test on the wall to make sure - will probably be your best bet.

Best of luck!

Try American Colors: china white

I meant Benjamin Moore, china white. it used to be sold in the uk through American colours, but there is now a direct store to purchase it!!

My eyes see hues of pink. Grey/taupe don’t feel like they’re going to fit. Have you thought about a complimentary colour to pink like sea moss? Not as neutral as you’re hoping but might be the answer.

Have a look at Dulux Salisbury stones which you can have made up at your local outlet. Pick up the colour strip in B&Q or similar....