I agree the tile is too white for the cream colored paint. Find another paint color, and you should be fine.

I agree,,way too creamy. Sorry,,,redo the trim in a bright white (try Sherwin Williams Pro-Classic non-tinted white base). It's a bright white. That cream tone you have clashes with the white tile. Of course maybe when you put in the shower doors, it won't be as noticeable. But the wall color sticks out. What other colors do you like? What's on the floor? Can you do some pale greens or blues? How about charcoal?? That looks great with bright white. (Benjamin Moore "Kendall Charcoal" is gorgeous). Everything goes with ivory (except bright white!)

Well, laurenlane has a point. You can always wait until it's all done. If you don't like it, then you can repaint it yourself! Have some friends over and have a paint party. But you did ask our opinion!

Here is a link with white subway, marble and an all white wall and trim...https://www.houzz.com/photos/victorian-bathroom-victorian-bathroom-toronto-phvw-vp~1779987

Here is one with a gorgeous blue. Would look amazing with the ivory and the wood floors. https://www.houzz.com/photos/wyndmoor-residence-bathroom-traditional-bathroom-philadelphia-phvw-vp~474099

Here is one with a very pale gray and dark wood. https://www.houzz.com/photos/traditional-remix-traditional-bathroom-new-york-phvw-vp~2704685

And here is one with a very dark green,,,or substitute peacock or navy or even charcoal..https://www.houzz.com/photos/traditional-bathroom-traditional-bathroom-houston-phvw-vp~22155565

Whatever you choose, remember it's only paint. The easiest thing that can be remedied. Have fun!

Love the floors! The sea salt would be perfect! Love it with the white and the wood.

love the sea salt idea in the bathroom. go for it.

Hi i think the idea of a dark grey would be great you can then use lovely soft white towels and even introduce some pictures in white frames but with lovely colours in to brighten it if you feel it needs it. I have just done my kitchen with white worktops and a colour on the walls by the Little Green Paint company called Cool Harbour and when i did a sample I thought it was too dark but once it was on I LOVED IT and am so pleased I took the plunge. Good Luck

Bailey150-Agree to wait until your bathroom is complete before you change the color. If you end up wanting to change the paint, I would choose a neutral beige such as accessible beige by sherwin williams-looks great with white! Also, sea salt, a color that you are already familiar with would be beautiful with the white tiles. Light gray would be so pretty with the white tiles, as well. Good luck. Beautiful bathrooms!

It is, but you can easily get that fixed by choosing a new wall paint color.

I agree, Bailey...looks much better now. I think the first picture you posted was bad lighting and now that the floor is done it's coming together nicely. Beautiful bath!