Try BM Quiet Moments. I have it in my master bath with a color scheme and tiles very similar to what you describe. I love it.

I'll check that out - thanks! I might even have a sample of it. I know it didn't work in my living room but the bathroom is a completely different beast...

Have you thought about, since this is possibly a small room, painting a glaze with a light color over it in the bathroom only and just allow the bedroom to remain the same. It will basically be the same color but the glaze will give it that see-thru color and lighten it for a more bathroom/coastal look.

http://ahouseromance.blogspot.com/search/label/Glazes

Healing Aloe is really pretty and is one shade lighter than Quiet Moments.

I used Devine Glass in the same situation back in 2006 and I still love it every time I look at it every day. It's *so* easy to work with, too. Fool/flyleft-proof : )

flyleft's Devine Glass is beautiful and sounds like what you're looking for. Here is a pic from the Devine Paint Web site.

Also try Ben Moore Glass Slipper

HI all,
Thanks so much! I'm probably going to go with SW or BM just because that's what's closest and I've got people I like at both stores. I guess not that I can't have something mixed.

I definitely won't be doing a glaze. I've already put up swatches and will have some patches from some electrical work - added sconces - yay! So, no chance of working with the existing color. It's also waaaaaay too dark for my liking. I'd also like to the master bedroom and bathroom to tie in together more.

I'm liking all these color suggestions. However, I feel like I see more green in the glass than I do blue and most of these colors read as more blue to me (on my monitor).

Keep the suggestions coming - I so appreciate it!

SW Sea Salt

I painted our half bath and guest bath in it and I still smile when I look at it.

SW Sea Salt

I painted our half bath and guest bath in it and I still smile when I look at it.

Then yes, BM Healing Aloe or SW Sea Salt.

Take a look at SW Topsail too. It's a shade brighter/ lighter/ whiter than SW sea salt. I have Mountain Air, Sea Salt and Topsail in my house, and they work beautifully together. Almost seamless, because I wanted gradations of sea colors.
The SW Sea Salt is probably the most saturated of the 3.

I second the recommendation for BM Glass Slipper -- I have that in my master bath (with carrara marble tile) and it is much less saturated than the BM Palladian Blue that I have in my kitchen/powder room. Here is the Glass Slipper.

By contrast, here is the Palladian Blue (I'm sorry I couldn't figure out how to get these in the same post without exceeding picture size!)

This post was edited by AlyB on Thu, Jun 12, 14 at 22:57

Our kitchen/living/dining area is SW sea salt. I recently brought home some clear/greenish glass tiles to audition for a backsplash. They're almost a perfect match with the wall color. Is this what you were thinking?

Thank you all! I painted swatches of Palladian Blue, Quiet Moments and SW Window Pane. Quiet Moments was too gray, Palladian Blue seemed to be the right color with my glass tiles but again too saturated. Window Pane was too pale and a little off somehow.
I have a bunch of SW paint since I stocked up on the last sale so I went in and asked them to do Palladian Blue at 75%. Well, it came out just like Quiet Moments - I actually had the SA get the swatches and it was almost a dead ringer. So, it was like the color I liked least. We thought we should add more yellow which was in the formula so I figured ok since we can always bump it up to the full formula for Palladian Blue. This made it kind of dark so he added some white. I get home and try it and it's like pea soup on the wall. I also see that he added green pigment and not the yellow that's in the formula so I'm not sure there's any rescuing this gallon. If he did something other than what I thought he was doing (adding green instead of yellow) any chance you think he'll refund me or get me an untinted gallon? Anyway, off topic..

So, I think I'm going to BM this morning to get a cut down version of Palladian Blue. I think it might be In Your Eyes if I remember correctly. Thanks to all for your help!!

Beach glass.