Bathroom Wall Colour

8 years ago

We have a very small spare room ensuite that we're remodelling. Taking out tub and putting in shower..polished porcelain on walls with matching matte flooring. No window. Dark wood 36" vanity with cream counter. So pretty much all creams. Looking at blues for bathroom and it's hard! In pictures on line, BM summer Shower looks darker than paint sample and BM Iceberg looks too light. Anyone used a perfect blue in their small bathroom? Attached is the tile and trim.

Sort by:Oldest

Comments (3)

User
8 years ago
No blue with that. And skip that accent tile. It’s too much.
aubreesm
Original Author
8 years ago
Ouch!! We were going to put the accent tile in a strip around the
shower. We thought it would break up the "beige". Why not blue and can
you suggest another color? I'm posting a picture of how it looks now.
Tub will come out...shower in. Everything is definitely a beige
tone...the bedroom hasn't been redecorated so we're open to any and all
suggestions and would appreciate feedback! BEFORE we start!!!

I'm
attaching photos of the before pics. The vanity counter is being
switched out and a cream colour will go in. The photos may be deceiving
but everything is in the bisque color on the current tub. Small tiles are the shower floor. Anywhere that looks blue, it's not...we've had the bedroom and bathroom green for years!

Now you've got me worrried! Help!
Related Professionals
Fayetteville Kitchen & Bathroom Designers · Morgantown Kitchen & Bathroom Designers · Elgin Kitchen & Bathroom Designers · Manchester Kitchen & Bathroom Designers · Vancouver Kitchen & Bathroom Designers · Knoxville Bathroom Remodelers · Huntington Bathroom Remodelers · Boston Bathroom Remodelers · Fresno Bathroom Remodelers · Cornwall Bathroom Remodelers · Owensboro Tile and Stone Contractors · Glenwood Springs Tile and Stone Contractors · Butte Tile and Stone Contractors · Coos Bay Tile and Stone Contractors · Leamington Tile and Stone Contractors
chispa
8 years ago
I wouldn't do blue with that tile either. Keep it tone on tone for a "spa like" and open feel. Use colorful/patterned towels if you want some color.

I would use an accent tile, but I would try to find something different. Those mosaics have been used for around 10 years now, to do accent stripes, so I would want to be a bit different from the crowds.