Night watch is very similar to a color my daughter has used in her room -- her color scheme is an inspiration from a Budha painting I found, andshe appropriated from me.

Not crazy about the Pantone color, as I have a preference for softer colors. Used an ethereal shade in the formal dining room that a bit blue, bit green and a bit grey - very pale in tint to work with my dark vintage furniture and pair of gilded mirrors. Otherwise, I am using a lot of Edwardian Linen (a years ago, discontinued Ralph Lauren color that is absolutely yummy) and black lacquer on the doors. I am pulling in the colors with artwork and accessories to brighten the ivory/black early art deco influence.

The only grey is in the youngest daughters room, as she is little Miss Techie, but I did get a rug that varies in tone from orange to maroon so her room does not look like a morgue. I am steering clear of the greys otherwise, as they have been a "thing" for nearly a decade, and will be phasing to the next thing. It seems beiges and greys trade off each decade and the neutral go to. I try to avoid trends, go timeless, and march to the beat of my own style -- unless selling a house, then it will be painted in the go-to color of the time.