Picture of the wall is Navajo turning yellow. I have 2 bathrooms with the same tile. Painter needs my color by tomorrow night. I am about to scrap it and start mixing my own color.

If you like Navajo, you could try a different sheen. Flat Navajo was less yellow than satin last time I looked.

The one with all the swatches is having a light fixture replacement. The fixture throwing the color is stuck, like I have tried everything to get the globe off and I am pretty sure the builder wedged it in somehow. I did think about the sheen impacting. These are mostly test cans, but will be either Regal Matte or Duration Flat depending on color.

You’ve never had to change a bulb in that fixture? If you post a picture of it, we may be able to figure it out.

Btw, you don’t need (nor you do really want) the paint to match the floor exactly. After I eat supper, I’ll look through my fan decks for some recommendations.

No light bulb changes, crazy right? The thing is stuck, like I think they will bend the frame to pop the glass out because you cannot uninstall it otherwise.

I just mixed Navajo and muslin and it’s looking better I think. This is bathroom 1.

This is bathroom 2 with the new lights. Color on the wall is the middle color, right is Navajo.

We painted our entire brick exterior Navajo White. We had our local paint store decrease the color by 50%, meaning they replace 50% of the paint with white paint. It toned back the yellow but still made for a beautiful, warm, elegant cream.

We have a color in our house that works well with travertine. It’s like Navajo White, but with less yellow and maybe the slightest hint of peach at times of the day. No idea the name of the color, but 1 quart custom BM formula is attached. This color is on walls, ceilings, in bathrooms, main part of house, and hallways. We had no clue it was all the same color until we started testing spots with this.