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| Hello! We're moving to our new apartment in 2 weeks where the floor and accent tile colors are unique. We don't want the bright green color that the walls are currently painted. We're thinking a beige/tan that will coordinate with the grout in the floor.
Some colors I've been researching that seem popular are (all BM): Lenox Tan (too dark?), Shaker Beige (too pink?), Blanched Almond (looks gold in some photos I've seen), Everlasting and Stone House. There is a small window inside the shower. That's it for natural light. Can anyone give their opinion on which of these might work? I want a nice neutral color that isn't too yellow, or green, or pink.... Other color suggestions would be much appreciated also. I'm horrible at this -- THANKS!! :) Here are a couple of pictures:
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| Thanks, I will check it out! I'm guessing it is not a straight grey? |
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- Posted by blonde1125 (My Page) on Sat, Jul 16, 11 at 17:15
| Just painted a room SW Softer Tan. Very soothing color. Not pink, or grey or yellow. After looking at your pictures, have you considered a nice off white to go with the tiles? It might help to unify the walls, then you could use a complimentary color in your towels,rug and shower curtain, etc. |
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