Cynthia Taylor-Luce On my monitor it looks like Benjamin Moore BROADSTREET BEIGE HC-48.

Pear Interiors Benjamin Moore's Brandon Beige

Pear Interiors The art is by Art in Motion. Not sure if they are still making them.

Pear Interiors I believe in the late 80s they used something called Marbelite - I think it is still around. We had work with what the client had. They wanted the bathroom updated without renovating it. We added the beadboard, painted the vanity and replaced the faucet. It was a cheap and cheerful update.

Pear Interiors I used tongue and groove with a chair rail. If you use the tongue and groove make sure you seal the knots before you prime and paint. Another look that is great is to use a larger moulding for the chair rail.

Pear Interiors American standard but it is an older toilet.

Pear Interiors Thanks for your note. Unfortunately, the tile is your basic builders grade beige 12"x12" tile with a darker beige grout. If I was to recreate this bathroom I would have used a honed, possibly chiseled 12x12 travertine or crema marfil tile but I had to work with what the client already had in place.

Kelly Porter You can find similar signs on eBay: http://shop.ebay.com/items/toilette%20signs?_dmd=1&_sop=12

jantico Thanks :)

Kerrie L. Kelly Looks like it could be the Cappuccino color from the Restoration Hardware Flax Paint Collection: http://www.restorationhardware.com/catalog/product/product.jsp?productId=prod1048003&categoryId=cat1017001

Pear Interiors The walls are Benjamin Moore - Brandon Beige and the bead board is BM Cloud White