These greys might be a common denominator that will work with all materials.

Thanks b27. Something like that would be nice too. There are some greys in the tile. I had been looking at neutrals as well.

Sorry I don't have a photo, but we have Sherwin-Williams "Travertine" in our kitchen next to a travertine backsplash, and we get quite a few compliments on it. I wouldn't recommend SW paint any more, seems to me it doesn't cover as well as some others, but if you like the "Travertine" a paint store will match it in another brand. I just pulled up the color online -- they've put it in the "orange" category, and on my computer it looks pink, so you'd probably have to go to the store to get a color chip if you're interested. It's certainly not orange or pink; actually a bit like a gold or a tan; hard to pinpoint just what color it is.

BM Putnam Ivory?

I agree that a neutral would be the best direction to go in... there is a lot of color in travertines -- champagne would be a neutral I think, but I would be concerned that with a red tint it would have too much of a pink hint which would really clash-- I think any undertone in the beigey/grayish family would be best if it were yellowish...

My first instinct is just like Beverly's second photo -- looks like the wall color pretty much matches the grout.

The darker grey goes well with the cherry vanity and white top.

Thanks , I agree. The darker grey compliments the other colors well and provides the best contrast. Can you provide the vendor and name of the paint?

Not paint. I simply copied colors I found in your marble tile. You'll have to match as best you can. Besides it never looks the same on the computer when compared to the room light.