I would like the bathroom to be "quiet" like these colors

Thanks for all that Agnes! Beach Glass is one of the ones I have saved in my pinterest board! https://www.pinterest.com/missijorogge/bathroom/

I *almost* changed my mind on the seafoamy colors b/c that's what my daughter wants for her bedroom walls and I didn't want the two rooms to be too similar, but I think in her room I can do some more "bold" things, to help differentiate between the two...like I could paint her mirror in a dark plum, things like that maybe would help make it so it doesn't look like the bathroom.

Soft, that's the word I was looking for..quiet works too, but soft is what I couldn't express.

What would you do for the faucet and the other metals in the room? I'm open to any there as well, ORB, brushed whatever..my frog knobs I can paint if need be also.

that's so weird! I'm on my laptop and it shows..I wonder if it will on my phone.

Aw, Agnes, don't bow out-it's going to be a pretty sedate bathroom!

Thanks for those pictures, I appreciate it!

hey, I made some comments to you on the DIY thread just now. Go back to your original inspiration at the beginning of this thread and find some sea glass/pale aqua/

I think a little blush color goes a long way. Use that at the end to add a little contrast. Maybe as trim on a simple shower curtain, soap/lotion dispensers, or in a little art to finalize it.

Personally, I'm thinking using the color on your walls, and painting the vanity an off-white color. Pick a shade out of your counter top. Get some samples and paint several poster boards and see what looks best.

Keep it simple! The pops and bling can be added at the end.