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Master Bath COLOR

18 years ago

Some of you probably read my panic thread earlier today regarding my paint selectios for our new home. I'm going to take time and adjust to the rest of the home, but the master bath must be scratched. Thank goodness DH has only painted 1/3 of it. So, most of the home is in yellows/golds (BM-concord ivory, barley, marblehead gold will be in the foyer). We put morrocan red in the dining room. So the main living area colors will be golds/yellows, reds, and I'm sure to have some green accents etc. I chose a "red and gold" faux paint like wall-paper for the powder room. I've always wanted more of a sage green in the master bedroom. I think I've finalized that one too, but it is at the new house. For the master bath we are having medium, dark cherry stained cabinets and travetine in the shower, floor tub deck and splash area. I love color, but envisioned a calm, escape in the master bath with very little wall and floor color. I thought about carrying the "green" with decorative towells & candles, etc. DH started painted BM's french manicure, even the name sounds "pink." I guess I was hoping, but that didn't change the color. Oh, the trim is acadia white (beautiful and works great for us). What should I change to...? More of a true white/creamy color. More beige, without pink. Will a beige/tan tone be ok if the rest of the home has the yellows/golds?

I don't have many color swatches here with me at home tonight. Some I have that look like a possibility would be BM richmond bisque, BM havana tan, BM sand dunes. OR ralph lauren deep cream. Ace has Llama, salt water taffy, hint of gold.

I'm so confused! We have 4 young boys and a fifth child on the way. I was dreaming of my bubble bath get-aways from color. How do you make a master bath a spa get-away from reality?!

Thanks for your time & help!

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