Greys can be tricky and "read" so very differently in one space to the next, depending on the light. Dulux Raku or Malay Grey may be worth a look for deep tones. Also, check out the colour atlas at the paint store as it will give a lot more choices then the display of sample cards or brochures. This will also tell you the Red, Green and Blue value (RGB). You'll want the blue value to be less then the red to get a warm grey.

Hi! I am sure you probably mean a 2 pac finish for your kitchen. I would suggest a 30% satin finish so not too glossy. Take a look at Dulux Domino - has been very popular as a great charcoal colour to use.

Stillo haven't moved in yet....but we went with Dulux Natural White after all that...and boy am i glad i did :) It's such a nice white colour. I have a feature wall that has my TV and fireplace on it and i did that in Dulux Malay Grey which is like a dark grey colour...but rest of the house is all white

Hey Dounia The colour and the way it has been painted is very much what we saw in the late 90's and early 2000's when we all went through the textured paint feature wall craze. But, saying that Paint and design technology have come a long way since then and I would encourage you not to give up on the copper idea and use a modern approach and product. Dulux have recently added their new range of Design Effects, Here's the copper and concrete look. There's also other options available at www.dulux.com.au. You can email them for a copy of their brochure or they are readily available at Bunnings in the paint section. Thanks Paul