I am remodeling my bathroom and I have pink/white tile what color should I paint the walls?
Posted by Admin in bathroom remodeling ideasJun 24th, 2010 | 7 responses
jamojamo asked:
The tile is on the floor and on half of the walls and on the shower…the tile is pink with white swirls in it. I am replacing the cabinets and coutertops and I don’t now what color to paint the walls. The pink is a real pink it is not light pink or dark just a standard pink.
I want a modernized look
The tile is on the floor and on half of the walls and on the shower…the tile is pink with white swirls in it. I am replacing the cabinets and coutertops and I don’t now what color to paint the walls. The pink is a real pink it is not light pink or dark just a standard pink.
I want a modernized look
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since it is standard pink, you should paint the walls light pink
I’d try to match the pink, then go for white textured shower curtain and white towels, etc.
I have the same thing in my bathroom and I painted lime green.
Looks kick….
For a Modern look- I would go with a brown wall and then a beige wash overtop of it…..you could decorate with a “marble look” on a vase and toothbrush holder and things like that that have a very light pinkish hue to them! Also- in a 1-2 foot tall vase- use those “decorator branches” (I use long sticks from a tree) they are free!….Maybe some chocolate plush towels and a very natural cream colored plain shower curtain….Keep things simple and it will seem as if the pink is just a “accessory color” to set off the brown.
Be creative!!!
You want to have 3 colors in the room..so you have white, pink and now you need a color that compliments pink…I think the person with lime green was onto something..or maybe a light blue, or light brown with gold something like that. What color facet fixtures do you have?? If they are gold..then the gold might be good..or if they are silver..maybe a bit silver metalic in the walls.. Good luck.
I would look to use a darker paint.. Gives some nice accents.
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