With the green in your bedroom the only colors I would consider are a pale yellow or off white. I think anything else would clash and also not be calming colors. In a small space you can easily make a mistake by going too colorful or too dark. I would suggest something rather neutral and light.

Yea, I see what you are saying, but it's beige right now, and it's boring! Maybe it's just the shade of beige that it is right now...

I think a pale, icy blue might be serene and pretty. Something like BM Glass Slipper, maybe?

Here is a link that might be useful: Glass Slipper

You can go dark in a small bath and turn it into a "jewel box". Love your inspiration piece, (2nd most beautiful spot on earth I've ever been was Moraine Lake) but the blues in the art are too intense as is and will go garish. So I would suggest going with a navy blue if you want to go dark (you have to commit if that's the look you want) or go with a soft shade of blue. It will go great if you swap out the hardware with something polished nickel or chrome.

So, from the colors on my screen, it looks like the lake is about BM toronto blue, so I would go a few shades lighter to tear drop or turquoise haze. It will be really bright and light.

Tear Drop (not tear drop blue)
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Turquoise haze
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I'd probably go with the lighter shade....

Will you be painting the door and vanity too?

A blue, whether light or dark, would be lovely, especially with that print.

The BM site pairs Guilford green with

2125-40 shadow gray
and
844 aloe vera

The shadow gray might just be the bluish shade your looking for!

A reddish brown from the mountain pic? That would go well with the green and lend a very warm, wood-spa like feel.

I like the idea of a warm reddish brown - I am not sure that a blue or yellow will look great with all the oak/wood accents in the bath.

With that said, I've done Soothing Aloe and Quiet Moments in small baths and they are very relaxing colors.

Can you post some reddish browns? The ones I am pulling have too much brown it seems...

I will be painting the doors and trim probably an ivory. Because the countertops are ivory (and yucky but not int eh budget to replace right now) I will probably leave the sink cabinets as is for now. I hope to someday totally gut and refinish this bath but it is very low on the priority list. I am definitley going to do either a brushed silver or brass for the towel rods etc.

Mom's old apartment had the blue walls with the oak cabinets and it looked great...unfortunately, I don't have any pics of it....

I think the 844 aloe vera would look awesome in there

Here is a link that might be useful: aloe vera

I did a bath that was stuck with beige fixtures and tile in Donald Kaufman's DK-37, which is a lovely watery blue with a little gray-green - I did the woodwork and vanity in BM Decorator's White, and used Waverly Country Life toile in beige for the shower curtain and a roman shade for the window, and it looked wonderful.