Oh and one more thing. Make sure to look at the paint colors with the lights off during daylight hours. The descriptions you mentioned above lead me to believe that you may have been noticing the cast from the bulbs.

Hi Patricia, Thanks so much for reaching out. You may want to look at some good old fashioned beige paint colors. The lower-saturation greige and taupes you mentioned above are probably too cool in comparison to the brightly colored oak flooring. Look at Shaker Beige (darker) by BM or White Sand (lighter). These won’t fight with the floors because they are more of the same undertones but soft and neutral. If they feel too rich, the other option would be Bungalow Beige or River’s Edge by SW. These are a little less warm/saturated. The other thing I always suggest is to think about an non-neutral! Like a soft blue or pale gold. I am not sure what your other decor is, so maybe these examples aren’t right. But my point is, a lot of times neutrals can be the trickiest to nail down, and a “color” can feel better.