thanks! Hi Linelle, it's the wall colour that's got a green undertone to it. I like herbflavor's idea of the bluey white (I guess teal-y white if there is yellow in the formula?), although I have other blue things like curtains, textiles and plates that might add balance... I was thinking I would do a monochromatic yellow/caramel/white palette with the main elements. But when I cover up the walls with my hand and imagine the blue-y white, it looks really nice... Yes, I have a stainless fridge and stove. I have the BM paint deck. Is there a way to tell from the paint chips what colours are in the formula?

Tina, decoenthusiaste's green rug and drapery are from a designer's room photo and I'm sure she doesn't know where they come from. My rugs come from commonly available rug manufacturers. If you're interested in any of them, I can look them up I can't give you a name for the color I painted the walls. I just mixed the color till I got something I liked. It's just to give you a place to start. If there's a particular green (or any other color) you like, go to Benjamin Moore's or Sherwin-Williams' websites and find it, then come back here with the name and we'll see what we can put together for you in a color palette that incorporates it.

Thank you. It’s been hard for me to tell using the color match apps because the yellow gets lighter and darker depending on where it’s at in the sample photo (like corner versus middle of the wall)...hard for me to decipher the true color. These samples help! If anyone has Sherwin Williams ideas too, that would be great as well!

my go to bathroom paint color is Behr Day Spa... it's a white with a hint of blue. It goes with anything, beige, white, anything. It would be a quick refresh with your existing tub/shower & floor. Are you replacing the vanity? I'd choose a simple white, but anything would work. I think replacing the outlet covers & switchplate, light fixture would be a fast fix and make you feel like you did an update without breaking the bank.