Hi Janet, I love how you’ve mixed pale charcoal with a floral print wallpaper - it works really nicely and creates a lovely contrast. I can see a very subtle grey working perfectly with this palette, whilst also adding sophistication to your woodwork. The grey tone needs to complement your existing wall colour, so I recommend you get some tester pots and trial a few colours in order to find the perfect combination. Below are a few gorgeous grey paints, from the Dulux Satinwood collection, for you to have a look at: Engraved Locket http://bit.ly/2duQkhR Pale Slate http://bit.ly/2dxrHxc Night Jewels 5 http://bit.ly/2dxtDWs Rocksalt http://bit.ly/2dhafv6 Pearl Grey http://bit.ly/2dUMJp6 Good luck finding the right colour. I’m positive it will look lovely once you’ve finished, so please let me know what you go for! Jade Dulux Design Expert www.designer.duluxamazingspace.co.uk

Hi @nillapatel , if you are looking to go with a white paint colour you may want to take a look at our blog which has quite a few warm white paint colours to choose from. Here is the link if you would like to take a look - https://www.thelivinghouse.co.uk/blog-interior-design-tips/choosing-the-best-white-paint-colours-for-your-home

Crown Sail White. A warm white with a very slight grey tinge but will change with the time of day and aspect of the room etc. Looks fresh and soft.

If the sample picture is accurate then an off white like All White by F&B May go as Minnie suggests. Some off whites can be quite creamy. I’m also thinking whether Polished Pebble by Dulux may go? I have it in my bedroom with taupe wardrobes. I also really like good old Brilliant White.