Hello,

Thank you for your question and the photos. Being able to see the room is so helpful! A sage green would seem like a good choice for a room with exposed brick, but green can bring out the pink in exposed brick, and orange in the wood floors. The key would be choosing a very neutral green, almost to the point of beige, without a hint of coolness.

Gray could also work, but the challenge with gray and red is muddiness together. So a warm gray will be the best choice (or a "greige" color.) Sampling the coors you're considering is extremely important when working with a large expanse of exposed brick and a wood floor.

The key for either color you're choosing is to keep it warm, and watch for the pink in the brick wall, and a yellow or orange undertone in the wood floor.

Here are colors that you may want to sample in the living room:

Benjamin Moore Glacial Till AF-390 http://www.myperfectcolor.com/en/color/103498_Benjamin-Moore-AF-390-Glacial-Till

Benjamin Moore Cotswald AF-150 http://www.myperfectcolor.com/en/color/103450_Benjamin-Moore-AF-150-Cotswald

Benjamin Moore Revere Pewter HC-172 http://www.myperfectcolor.com/en/color/102897_Benjamin-Moore-HC-172-Revere-Pewter

Benjamin Moore Dusty Miller CSP-755 http://www.myperfectcolor.com/en/color/378937_Benjamin-Moore-CSP-755-dusty-miller

Benjamin Moore Doily CSP-130 http://www.myperfectcolor.com/en/color/378812_Benjamin-Moore-CSP-130-doily

Hope this is helpful,

Diana