def do not have to be the same color ... picking colors on the same card will work, but their website will also suggest complementary colors too

In a smaller room, such as a bathroom, just be aware that the "tad" of pink or peach can become much more than a tad, especially in the corners and when bouncing back from the red of the cherry cabinets.

Are you planning to change your bedding? That is usually what I think about when choosing a wall color.

I think we can be more flexible in our personal space. I get that you would want to coordinate a hallway guest bath with its adjoining rooms, but this is your private space.

That said I personally like to have it somehow coordinate. With a pink/peach in your bathroom, I wouldn't mind a green in the bedroom.

For me, the colors in different rooms together just need to play nicely together : ) .

Any two colors that look nice together are fine. I assume you have different flooring in the two rooms too, just like you coordinated the transition in flooring you will do same with walls.

In my old house our bedroom was SW Creamy, and the bath was SW Jogging Path. Looked lovely together. The rooms had the same style and feel.

It would never have occurred to be that they should match. They are separate rooms, presumably.

If you can see the bathroom walls from the bedroom, the colors need to be in harmony. As long as they play well together, pick whatever is pleasing to you. Rather than pinkish in the bathroom, a color with a little more yellow would probably work better. Try a hint of peach or apricot.

The two will definitely coordinate (and do it well, I hope).

Apricot is probably a better descriptor of what it want, thank you! I had a color in another house that I loved, Candlelight, but I don’t Remember whose brand, and the only other Candlelight I’ve seen is a yellow.

Sigh, I should probably get new bedding, but I love my Laura Ashley.

I am so bad at selecting paint colors. I need a color by midday Tuesday. Eek. The bedroom hall looks great, though, but I just used the same color as the downstairs hall. oh, and the living room. And dining. And DH’s office. Actually, he will go with anything as long as it isn’t the Laura Ashley mint green it is now Lol.

I went with BM Hazelnut Cream in my guest bath and I love it ... a gentle beige with just a hint of a pinkish undertone...just enough to make everyone look warm. It does not match the guest room which is yellow.

If you are concerned about colors blending you can, with color preview, a) pick colors along a strip or b) pick colors the same # of steps down the strip. Or you can go to Ben Moore's Affinity colors which are all designed to play nicely together.

BM Hazelnut cream:

That Hazelnut Cream is pretty, and it led me to Candle White. The other colors on the CandleWhite card seem to work better in the bedroom, so that might be the pick. I think the bedroom color could work in DH’s office (the bedroom next door), but then we’d have 3 tints-of-brown bedrooms upstairs. DS#1’s room is kind of khaki and we are not painting that. DS#2’s room is blue. So DH’s office will probably be more neutral. It’s the smallest of the bedrooms and faces north, so it could use a lighter color.

I think DS has chosen the hall bath color.

It‘s so nice to have the upstairs hall painted the same color as the foyer now! It was China White, which I’m sure is a nice color but not in a sunless space. Now it’s Hepplewhite Ivory, which looks like sunlight in my house.

It really is so true how different the paint colors look depending on the space. Hepplewhite Ivory looks really nice. It prompted my memory to my last master bath which did get lots of light, I had painted Putnam Ivory which was a lot deeper than what you are looking for~ but it was lovely as well.

Hazelnut Cream is beautiful in your bathroom Annie. I needed a peachy or apricot tan for my house and had a devil of a time finding the right one. I kept looking at Hazelnut Cream and sooo wanted to use it. I was afraid it would be too intense in my space. It's a perfect bathroom color to me but I was looking in a dining room....

Patriceny, what did you end up using in the dining room?

I agree with everyone else who thinks that the rooms can be different coordinating colors. :-) I'm hoping to convince my husband to do 2 different colors in ours!

Bpath, I think it's SW Divine White. Sometimes it's just straight-up tan, other times it's got a definite apricot hue depending upon lighting.