I would just pick a color from your tile... a light creamy color or go a darker from the tile. Even though I like Sea Salt it does look “ off” in pic #3.

Agree -- sort of a very pale greige. I think you want the tile to be the star here, so a quiet wall color seems best.

I actually think it looks really good in your bathroom (I love blue baths and plan to put sea salt in my bathroom so I'm biased). Benjamin Moore Revere Pewter is a really popular and universal greige right now. To me it looks like a warm grey. I would try to stick to a lighter paint color to brighten the room.

I second the first commenter to pick a creamy color from your tile. I would definitely do some kind of window treatment as well. Keep us updated!

Your bathroom remodel came out great!! I love the floors, and that you weren't afraid to go bold, and mix patterns. With that said, the color is completely off. If you want color, you can always put it in with accessories, or art. I am in agreement, that you should paint a light creamy color to lighten the area.

As for the light fixture, it's wrong because. the shape, round, doesn't allow you to go bigger because your ceiling height it too low. So, it looks like the scale of if it wrong, but it actually isn't because you can't go bigger round. So, I suggest you look for a "squaty" light fixture that is shorter but wider. Here's an example.

Try a linen or muslin paint to work with the tan and gray bath and the cream MB

I think you already have a sea of beige and the sea salt breaks that up . Why not add some fluffy white towels and sone pale aqua ones a new light above the vanity that actully throws light where you need it not on the ceiling.

I actually like the contrast of the cooler paint. At least you love the tile though, paint is the easiest thing to change.

One of the ways to make beige and another color work together is to bring in elements that combine the two colors. An area rug which incorporates those colors and / or a window treatment fabric that does the same. A Roman Shade or a valance that looks like it is a shade would give you the softness of fabric while avoiding the wet areas of the tub. Then add accessories such as towels and art to finish it.

You already have a crap-ton of beigeness in there. No way would I add more!! Sea Salt is a beautiful color, but it is muted. Pick something a little bolder.

Like a bolder blue?

I am going to add some white Roman shades. Thanks for all the great ideas!

If you want a bolder blue, Watery by SW was a great color for the bathroom in our old apartment. Get some swatches and play around with colors! Every color will look different depending on lighting. You could get a sample paint color, paint it onto a board, and then take it around the room to see how it changes with light.

Hi Ginatex,

What color light bulbs are you using currently?

Maybe trim out the windows with nice mouldings, they seem so bare, along with some fluffy towels.

Love these shades! So I'm going to try to accessorize with white fluffy towels, artwork, roman shades and new light fixtureI. also love suggestion about vanity lighting going down not towards ceiling. I took those pics at night with my iPad and coloring came out a bit dark. I'm attaching a panoramic pic of most of the room taken in the day with my phone. I'm hoping that I can work with the color Thanks for all the friendly suggestions!!

Ginatex, I agree with you. I like Sea Salt most of the time but not here.It looks dingy. I think you would be happy with off white walls, a shade darker than the door trim. No reason to keep a color that does not make you feel happy when you look at your new bathroom.

I'd go with the "whitest" color in your tile.