Good Morning!

I am over at the kitchen forums mostly, doing a slow, DIY kitchen remodel.

But today, I thought Id change it up and fix the hideous golden oak in my bathroom.

My home is top to bottom golden oak. Everywhere. Kitchen, solid oak doors, closet doors, trim- even to the hallway with matching herringbone golden oak pergo.

So now you have an idea of what I am working with.

Currently, the galley styled bathroom has two golden oak doors, trim, and a double vanity, a mirror inset framed into threes- in need of painting. The tile in place is an off white (almost tan in some light) and the double vanity sink is the same color.

I have torn out the floral wallpaper from hell, and painted the walls a light lavender with blue undertones (name escapes me at the moment since this was last year). Now I have picked this grey for the vanity:

http://www.homedepot.com/p/Glidden-DUO-8-oz-MSL266-Martha-Stewart-Living-Cement-Gray-Interior-Paint-Sample-GLD-MSL266/203448435

I had thought of painting the trim darker, and the doors white (I have a lot of BM Cloud white from my upper cabinets) And then the mirrors trim- Im not to sure.

Any suggestions?

This post was edited by apinksweater on Mon, Mar 17, 14 at 16:08