Looking for paint colour ideas for sitting room

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Looking for a neutral/natural sitting room emulsion. Not sure if I should continue a green theme I seem to be following right now as have just painted my bedroom Tranquil Dawn which is green and my kitchen is Olive. Or, if I should move towards a bluish colour.

Colours I like so far is Rainy Days (pictured) which is a blue/grey colour. I'm not looking for anything dark, a little bit moody is fine but not too oppressive. There's lots of natural light. Sofas are charcoal coloured. Floor is lightish wood.

Any ideas?

I love that colour in the pic, I think it will go really well with charcoal coloured soft furnishings too . I wouldn't go for another green, I went mad for blues in my house and when I did one room too many i went off all of them! Only our spare bedroom is blue now ( blueberry white , dulux, an extremely pastel pale blue that looks great with our charcoal carpets)

That's a lovely colour! It looks a little like f&b green blue (but I had it colour mixed so was cheaper). I used it in my porch but it may be a little dark. A suggestion, anyway!

Hmmm I might go for that then.

@Bubbletrouble43 I get that re all the blues! I was trying to follow advice which is to see the whole house as one unit rather than separate rooms so I was trying to make them all work together. But I'm really getting sick of green now so I think you're right.

@Maydayredalert I do really like F&B green blue and was considering it but it's a tad darker than I want.

Thank you both! I'll go for this then. That was easy. (not easy at all - have spent weeks looking at colours...)

I have a lot of sage, pale green and a lot of light wood (mainly ash). The only thing I'd say is that it can look a bit cold. I have added wallpaper to a wall which has a reddish/maroon/brown flower here and there and that has warmed the place up!
That's my only caution.

@Folicky thanks. Your place sounds similar to mine. I was worried about it being a bit cold as well but I think accessories can help.