The tiles are from a company called Island Stone and the collection is called Beach Tile. The tiles are available in a number of soft colored hues resembling sea glass. I believe these are the color spa (?) but the are installed on a neutral wall. The color comes from the glass. Because it is a beach home we really loved the casual finish and the soft color.

After painting about a hundred BM blue-green-seafoam colors on my walls (had to be the "right" color! ) I finally chose Wedgewood Gray. Don't be fooled by the name - it is not gray. I painted the BM Wedgewood Gray in my home 10 years ago, long before it became so popular, and paired it with a ecru/beige color - BM Lambskin. They are both beautiful colors and everyone compliments how the colors blend so well to create a tranquil, beach and spa-like feeling. Very soothing and never tiring. I'm sure I'll use these colors again in another place. At that point, I'll also add the Island Stone glass beach tiles that Dawn used so splendidly in this project. A wonderful interior design, Dawn!

Is the trim color Decorator White or other? Thanks.

Sobai, thank you for posting what color you used. I, too, am the process of finding that perfect blue green seafoam color. I have three different paints on my kitchen wall right now and none are what I want. I am going to definitely check out BM Wedgewood Gray. could you post a pic of your room?