All the colors you chose suggest a monochromatic theme that the reddish cabs may clash with...maybe try a little more reddish beige ?..also need to consider what color the hardware and faucets will be.. In this format ...hue ...will be key in all the elements

Try the swatches down by the cabs as well...

Color on bottom pic..right side ..looks sort of reddish in pic..?

Beige looks good a bit deeper

Beige

Bleeker Beige

Initially I wanted some contrasting color but then I can't figure out what color would work. I don't want a dark brown. I think I might be happy with the bleeked beige ... will post another pick with better view of cabinets and a larger swatch painted later. I just don't want everything to run together and be boring.

Colors could be our master bath! We went with a yellowish beige. Not sure what it was called but I could find out.

Good idea to post a pic ....that really helps...also now that you let us know that you really prefer a color...not so boring color...we can approach from that angle...any specific info helps...like what colors you like?...want?...can see how you are stumped...but almost any color/shade is possible in this situation...the more you tell us ...the more we can help

it's difficult to see the exact color in a photo...From the photos, the beige one seems to go better with the tile and the cabinet..It has a bit more red in it. I know Revere Pewter...it reads either beige or gray, depending on lighting and environment. I probably wouldn't pick it with those tiles and cabinets.
We were looking for a cream color and picked Champagne from SW. In natural light it looks nice, but with LED it reads more orange than we wanted...so we went with 75% of it. It goes well with beige/cream tiles and cherry color cabinets..

One more with more of wall color in it. Good luck with your choice!

Even though bathrooms are usually smaller I think you can use deeper colors to create a rich environment. We used a Dark Bronze metallic from Ralph Lauren paints (unfortunately no longer in production) in a 5' x 7' hall bath. With white trim and good lighting it doesn't feel oppressive at all. That being said I mocked up you wall with some deeper colors (all Behr colors).

Mocha Latte

Dark Truffle

Classic Bronze

I don't think the lighter colors are necessarily wrong, they just don't create an impact like the darker colors do.

EDIT: Well between me working these up and posting them I see you said you don't want a dark brown so you can ignore these.

I really like the mocha latte color that Kevin mocked up for you! I agree its nice to add some drama in your bathroom with a richer paint color, hope this is helpful

Any shade of green that you like may work well and medium shades of gray also...

I would add more contrast. A suggestion would be Keystone Gray by Sherwin Williams. Best, Caryl H.

I will try maybe a darker one next ... Here's a large swath with bleaker beige though the lighting looks funky here and it makes it look green but it's really not

I think it looks good, at least from my screen..you can see better how it looks with the tile and cabinet

grey

No grey. You need a warmer color.

I vote for the mocha latte also.

I like the mocha but may be too dark
Try " Quincy Tan" by Benjamin Moore" it reads a Honey/tan/green depending on the light. Goes really nice with cherry cabinets

Best wishes.