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Toni Sabatino Other than a color from the tile, I like lime green.

bwcoz Thanks Toni. I'm a fan of greens - I just dont want it to be too saturated with it. How light would you make it? In terms of the stone, it's pretty true to gray, maybe slightly orange if anything at all in there.

Michelle Mink How do you feel about blues? Something like a slate blue. This could pick up on the gray tones and would work with silver. Definitely buy sample pots of any colors you are considering and paint them on different walls in the room. This will save you money in the long run. You'll be surprised at how different the colors look at different times of the day.

Toni Sabatino I was thinking of something bold like the attached photos but don't know your style. Kittery point green and kennebunkport green are kind of greigy and more subtle.

bwcoz @Michelle: I like the slate blues also. Something chalky almost? I would just worry that it would feel heavy in this small space.

@Toni: Definitely prefer the lighter ones you posted to the Kennebunkport you mentioned... I'd prefer to brighten the stone up a bit.

Or do you think staying monochromatic would give the best 'Spa' vibe?

Metro Interiors Definitly a light blue. Color contrast is great and gray/blue is not too heavy.

Riverside Design Benjamin Moore Sea Haze, beautiful blue green gray...you will love it :)

Interiors International, Inc. If you want a "spa vibe" you should stay monochromatic and keep it in the warm tones in the stone. This will look great with your vanity.

EB Interiors this is definately calling for a sea green. very soothing and great contrast of your grays

lynettefrancois Silver metallic would be stunning- it's subtle. I think you want drama, not color in this case. Ralph Lauren used to make it in a ton of shades of gray and neutrals that would be perfect, but they don't sell it at the Home Depot any more. Google Ralph Lauren paint and you'll see it as Regent Metallics.

Toni Sabatino My original gut instinct was to pull a color from the stone. I think monochromatic will be soothing and let the beauty of the stone stand out. I think the stone itself is enough drama for the space. I am looking forward to the photos after you paint.

Lkristine I think you could still have a spa feel with some beautiful color, the Shore Collection as well as the Silver Sage collection would look beautiful, of either i would use the lightest color option available, here are the links. http://www.restorationhardware.com/catalog/product/product.jsp?productId=prod1161246&categoryId=search http://www.restorationhardware.com/catalog/product/product.jsp?productId=prod1161267&categoryId=search I think I would choose the Glacier color from the Shore Collection. Anyway, whatever you choose, neutral or subtle color it looks like you are going to have a beautiful bathroom!

yodimcat An orangey - red