I'd go with a shade of your favorite color. You have enough variety i the tiles to do anything you like. Too matchy-matchy is a bit dated. Maybe find some towns or rugs you really like and take the walls a few shades lighter.

The benefit to keeping close to your current paint shade is that it maintains a limited palette - useful to giving a sense of spaciousness in a small room.

Going with a slightly lighter color than your stone will keep the bathroom from "closing in" on you. It's like having a petite person wear all one color....it makes them look taller.

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Thank you Design Intervention. There are no windows in this bathroom either. Before I read your reply I was thinking Benjamin Moore,Alexandria Beige which is a brown tone to try to pick up the darker shadows in the stone.

Without natural light, I would refrain from painting the walls darker with this particular tile. Like another poster said, a few shades lighter would brighten it up. A creamy white that picks up the tones you like in the tile would be my recommendation.

Thanks so much! I will take your advise! Do you think Ben Moore Elephant Tusk would work or go lighter?

Yes, that will work. Elephant Tusk goes well with the slight peach color in the stone as well. Please post photos so we can see your beautiful work!

Thanks sooooo much for your help!

Nice tile... what do you think about the current color / which seem to match in tone... do you like adding art / towels / feature light..

and what is floor color?

The floor tile is the same color just a 12x12 tile. What color would you say in Benjamin Moore paint. I also like the color!