Bathroom Paint Color Advice

RE: Bathroom Paint Color Advice Post By (Guest Post) (07/31/2008) I think I have the same bathroom. I painted it a muted gold and it looks good. I am considering repainting it a light rust color. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Bathroom Paint Color Advice Post By annieb1017 AT yahoo.com (Guest Post) (07/28/2008) Currently my powder room has a birdhouse trim, with cutouts of birds around the white wall and a light blue paint on trim and around the door. What color to replace trim? Quick temporary fix. Thanks Report Spam or Abuse Gold Flecks in Paint Post By Debra Carlson (Guest Post) (04/15/2008) Where do you get gold fleck paint like what she was talking about...Below? Debra john-debra AT comcast.Net RE: Bathroom Paint Color Advice Post By (Guest Post) (03/14/2006) HI, I would paint the bathroom white. It is nice and clean, will match and open up the room. You could decorate with items of color to accent the gold flecks. Edie Report Spam or Abuse RE: Bathroom Paint Color Advice Post By Leigh Ann (Guest Post) (11/15/2007) I just painted a small bathroom (toilet and sink only) a mocha brown. Just beautiful. I am changing all the fixtures and towel racks to silver chrome. What color towels and rug should I use? Report Spam or Abuse RE: Bathroom Paint Color Advice Post By Bobbo (Guest Post) (10/05/2006) I have a palm tree in my bathroom. What color should I paint for the bathroom wall with palm tree bathroom such as palm tree shower curtain, palm tree mat, palm tree towels, and palm tree picture frame. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Bathroom Paint Color Advice Post By (Guest Post) (08/04/2006) a light, breezy green would look beautiful. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Bathroom Paint Color Advice Post By maureen (Guest Post) (05/09/2006) We are in the process of a reno in our bathroom. We have chosen a beige swirly tile along with a choclate trim tile for accent. I am wondering about a mocha color for the walls. We may end up tiling the floor also. any suggestions? Report Spam or Abuse RE: Bathroom Paint Color Advice Post By Syd Barr (Guest Post) (03/14/2006) This is just something to think about! We had the gold fixtures in out bathroom too. Learned to hate it after 30 years ... this really dated the house! In 2002 we had the tub reglazed to white and replaced the toilet with an energy saver white and installed the new marble-type vanity sink. Husband was able to install the sink and toilet. The tub glazing was around $300. might be just a tad more now. Such an improvement and investment! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Bathroom Paint Color Advice Post by cookwie (1069) | (03/14/2006) Profile | Contact Use gold as a trim color and paint the rest in a white to match the tiles. Can use a third color as a minimal accessory accent in small doses. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Bathroom Paint Color Advice Post By (Guest Post) (03/14/2006) HI, I would paint the bathroom white. It is nice and clean, will match and open up the room. You could decorate with items of color to accent the gold flecks. Edie Report Spam or Abuse RE: Bathroom Paint Color Advice Post by Debbie52 (959) | (03/14/2006) Profile | Contact I think pale yellow or perhaps a cream color would go well with your bathroom. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Bathroom Paint Color Advice Post By Patsy (Guest Post) (03/13/2006) I would paint this bathroom with a pale yellow, to pull that gold along, as if you used it there intentionally. A shower curtain, or window curtain that has a little of the yellow white & gold in it would look nice...doesn't matter what other colours may be in the curtain...can be pretty flowers, or butterflies. I personally would go with butterflies. Good luck with it. Patsy Report Spam or Abuse RE: Bathroom Paint Color Advice Post By Jill from Burlington, IA (Guest Post) (03/13/2006) What do you think about painting it a deep Chocolate Brown and bringing the gold out by accessorizing with "Leopard" print accessories such as the towels, soap dish, lotion dispenser...? Another color, if you are bold, would be Black. You could choose between Black or Brown based on the colors you find in your Leopard accessories, as they often vary between the two. Good Luck! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Bathroom Paint Color Advice Post by CEIL (27) | (03/13/2006) Contact I just redid my bath and painted it a pale sage. then made tall ( from the ceiling to tub )drapes just for show. You could do the same only using less amounts of the gold but still tie it into a fabric. I made the quilt wall hanging to continue the tropical look since the fabric had palm trees. Maybe a fabric or border that has a small amount will help you blend other colors with it. good luck Report Spam or Abuse RE: Bathroom Paint Color Advice Post By Abubika (Guest Post) (03/12/2006) Harvest gold seems to go well with the new rust and green tones. A lot depends on the style you like. I have seen the harvest gold incorporated into the "Zen" style, or you could go into tropical, with the bamboo style shades, and tropical plants/flowers theme for the shower curtain. If you find something with the same hue as the harvest gold, find a pattern you like-it could even be in a picture, and build from that. Make sure if you paint the walls, they are a lighter shade than your main color. I have heard that you should have 60% the main color, 30% an accent color, and the rest in a complimentary color. Report Spam or Abuse