with lots of windows, I'd suggest brining a little natue indoors to complement your view. Benjamin Moore's historical colors have some lovely options. The three I'd recommend are Yarmouth Blue (a pale silvery blue), Wythe Blue (slight green/blue undertones) and Boothbay Gray, (a cloud-like hue) which is a deeper shade of the Titanium in your kitchen. These would all be soft, relaxing, elegant colors. Not knowing what your trim colr or accent colos are, that's the best I can do! Good luck!

Yes, this is what I had in mind too. I like all of these colors. The trim needs paint as well. I thought I would stay with trim similar to the kitchen cabinets which are a creamy white. I have to say Titanium changes so much depending on light, but in shades of pale blue-green gray. Thanks very much for your time and consideration. This helps a great deal.

I started painting yesterday with Palladian blue. I thought Wythe or Boothbay would be much too dark and Yarmouth lacked green overtones. However the Palladian looks very aqua and not elegant or rich as so many reviews indicated. I think I need to move - fast- to an OC shade. As mentioned I have used Titanium (which looks minty to pale aqua in this house) and Gray Owl in the MBR. I like both, but can't say they look great juxtaposed. With Titanium in the kitchen next to this room, any OC suggestions would be appreciated.