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Gail Kacich Here's a photo of the master before we moved in. I plan to add brushed nickel hardware to the cabinets and update the light fixtures. The accent colors (bathmats / towels) will be light aqua and sand.

Cancork Floor Inc. Lighter! Pick a colour inside the tiles and go with it! There is too much orange in the cabinets as they are...which is what is throwing off the room. Darker would give a "black hole" under your mirrors!

cavecay You have a nice large bathroom. You can paint the cabinets white to match the doors and add your hardware. Also, consider replacing the mirrored frame with a wide wood frame and paint it white to tie it all together. Finish it out with white bath mats and white towels. I've seen white towels with an aqua or sand boarder, etc. Restoration Hardware.

Carolyn Albert-Kincl Design There is a taupe in the tile that could look great on the cabinets. It looks to me like Sherwin-Williams SW6099 Sand Dollar might work. But you know how reliable color rendition is on computer screens, so I suggest you go to the paint store and pick up a bunch of paint chips in the colors you THINK are in the tile. Then, compare them to the actual tile. I would like you to emphasize the taupey tones and not the more golden ones. I'd narrow your choices down to 2 or 3 and then paint big samples of those colors on poster boards. Look at them in the daylight and at night and determine which you prefer.
Carolyn Albert-Kincl, ASID

drnd With the earth tone tile, think of a southwestern look. Lighter cabinets would be an improvement, but I wouldn't go with white b/c it is so unforgiving of fingerprints and dust. Natural oak is pretty but it may be kind blah with all that tile. Would you consider " distressing" or faux painting, or streaking with blue The turquoise sounds like it would do well with that.