What wall color for this small bathroom?It's 6x9.There is the toilet behind the door,the shower tube combo is on the right and the vanity to the left.My husband and I made the stained glass for the fixed window.I'm going with a cottage theme.I'm thinking of painting the walls white,with a charcoal flower stencil, staggered every 12 inches.The tile and tube surround have a pale light green/pink coloration.There are iridescent deco tile on the surround.There will be a clear shower slider door for the tub.

For DH's office I decided on this one. C actually got 2 more votes but I wanted to play up the red a bit more. Here is the glass we pulled out for this one today. The center that is white in the drawing will be heavily seeded clear glass. From left to right: The orange will be the border. The teal blue is the ribbon. The bright green in his hand is the green circles. Below that is the tan/yellow that is the darker background. Next to that is the lighter background. And to the fair right is the reds for the red area. The dark green isn't shown in this photo but is the same green as in the bedroom glass photo. For the master bedroom, we're still finalizing as we don't have the main background color. I chose 4 which was the one that got the most votes too. The main green background is the color that we're waiting on samples but here's the colors chosen so far. From left to right: The rose color, then the yellow accent color. The glass guy is holding the leaf color. Below that is the blue for the horizontal bands. Next to that is the light green for the border and the stem of the vase and next to that is the lighter background color. And like with any glass, the colors look different depending on the light.

Security and stained glass are not two descriptors that normally occupy the same space. You could incorporate an interior or exterior lite of glass that is break in resistant (i.e. laminated or poly-carbonate).

That's a beautiful paint color and I can see why you want to use it. I do not think it will clash with your pretty stained glass pieces, but will harmonize with the brown tones nicely. The walls don't need to "match" the glass pieces anyway. Now you've got me thinking about this color for my powder room! I really like it. By the way, you didn't ask, but have you considered hanging your lovely stained glass pieces by attaching hooks to the inside of the upper window frame? Looks like the pieces have rings attached that could then just go right over the hooks, creating a cleaner, more streamlined look to the arrangement. Just a thought.