Although I don't know the manufacturer, it was purchased from Rona.

Hi there,

If you click the "add to ideabook" button near a photo you want to save, you will create your first ideabook. Hope that helps!

Thanks that was simple!

I used a similar gray in a bathroom and sitting room Benjamin Moore Thundercloud Gray #2124-40 it is not too blue. Gray is very difficult to get right. I used my Persian cat to match paint chips.

The Persian cat strategy is one of the coolest things I have ever read. I am supposing this will work less well with a German Shorthair.

Thanks, big help!

Actually the lady at the Benjamin Moore store was not surprised when I told her my cat was the color I was trying to match- she said people bring thier pets in all the time to match colors. Pets and things from nature like leaves and stuff. I live next door to a German Shorthair, he has beautiful brown spots, I imagine that color would be nice somewhere too.

What is the grout color used in the floor please?

Flextile Pearl Sanded

3/4" Double Laminate granite - Colour is Santa Cecillia http://www.countertoppers.ca/Samples/images/Santa%20Cecilia.jpg

This is a 3/4" slab of Giallo Ornamental with a 1-1/2" flat polished edge profile (with 1/8" radius).

Kohler

Can you please tell me what the floor tile is?

Looks like a Kohlor.

Houzz has SUCH great features. If you click on "more info" below the picture, you''ll see little green tags all over this photo. The one on the wall tells you the paint color--Ben Moore's Metropolis. Isn't that the best feature?!!!

Perhaps it's a powder room?

I selected a similar color for my master called Ozark Shadows from Benjamin Moore. It is a warm gray and works both with marble and travertine. Good luck!

If you've painted on the color from the sample size, not to worry. I worked on a project where 3 out of the 9 samples I tried were very off from my color deck and paint chips from Benjamin Moore. It's difficult for them to get the "recipe" right in a smaller amount. But in the end, the gallons and pints were true to the paint chips I had shown my clients and not the off color of the paint sample size. If that's not the case, it could be the adjacency to other colors in the room that are pulling more of the brown undertones as opposed to the gray. I hope that helps!

Good advice! We learned the hard way. Most paint places will sell you samples and we now paint BIG swatches in different areas of the room, compare them @ day, night, angles, etc. I've used Sherwin Williams "Requisite Gray" to achieve similar warm gray tone. But beware of the lighting in the room because it makes a huge difference.

It's called Kult. It is a porcelain that replicates the look of travertine.

It is Benjamin Moore Metropolis. :)

It is a 1x2 tumbled marble in the colour bottacino.

Is there a particular name brand for the tile? Is this it? http://www.amazon.com/Pattern-Bottocino-Bathroom-Backsplash-Flooring/dp/B002F64HYW/ref=pd_sxp_grid_i_2_1

It is actually a cost-effective laminate from Tafisa called Chocolate Pear-tree. It is similar to espresso stain.

I just found it at ComfortHouse.com. It's also available through Amazon and other sites I suspect. It's called Classico Toilet Roll Stand.

I was able to fnd it at Home Goods at ess than $20!

Looks like it may be Dunn Edwards' Green Scene, DE6251...don't let the name fool you, its a gray. ;)

Floor is a 18x18 porcelain called Kult White Stone. It is laid in a subway pattern. The granite is Giallo Ornamental.

Similar look:

http://www.csnstores.com/asp/show_detail.asp?sku=NLH2516&PiID=3719134

Also similar...

http://www.csnstores.com/asp/show_detail.asp?sku=TGL2825

Technically, that's called a pencil edge but it's doing the same thing a bullnose would do, only with a bit more panache.

based on a common 36" tall vanity standard (used to be lower, but now it's often 36"), I'd venture to guess 42" off the floor

A similar color is Benjamin Moore's Puritan Gray - but if that's too dark try Boothbay Gray

Thank you so much,
I really appreciate your help.
Dawn

One of my favorites! Try Benjamin Moore's Cheslea Gray or if that's too dark, try Puritan Gray or Boothbay Gray

Thanks