Alright kids, I took some pictures of this space. The more I think about it, I think doing a wow color is going to be too much for me. I think if I didn't have to do above the tub, it might work...take a look at the photos. I'm looking through old paint swatches, and I'm wondering would Weimeramer be too dark with the dark floor, maybe Natural Cream would work, a little bit of contrast with the tub and the woodwork.... Look at the photos, not the best, but hey, what do you expect with a camera phone? View from doorway, looking in mirror you can see the tub side of shower opposite shower head from that spot looking towards the door from where the toilet will be, between vanity and window and this is The Tree From the top, (these are taped onto the tub wall, so you can see the contrast) They are: Natural Cream Weimaramer Wales Green Hibiscus My tile will be this one on the left it is 6x24 Top chip is Natural Cream, showing it against Cloud White Showing the Fab 4 with the floor tile in the photo ------ So, I looked at the Preview, the photos are not that great at all. Not sure if the colors are represented all that well. The Weimeramer isn't that dark, it will look ok with the dark cabinets and the floor, not sure though if the whole room would have a "dark vibe" though. I will look at the greens suggested earlier in this thread tomorrow. I gotta get ready to go to dinner. Takin' me Aussie student out for her last night here!

Not a stupid question at all! First find out if the store has the BM color formulation for Wythe Blue. It also needs to be mixed in the same base as BM would mix. You'll get all kinds of feedback from folks here. Some love colormatching, some don't. I don't care for it because the only exact is the exact color. A match comes as close as humanly possible and is also only as good as the person matching it.

Tuesday 2008, You are TOO kind! I cracked up when I read your post. Yes, I did do my entry in Wythe Blue, but I don't have any brown walls in the house. The adjoining LR is Ben Moore - Philadelphia Cream on top and Baked Terra Cotta below. The second pic of the LR below shows the colors more accurately. On the other side of the entry, the DR has Thibaut 'Hunterdon' wallpaper above, and Ben Moore Crimson on the bottom, which is the color of the kitchen. The wallpaper happens to bring in every color that I have used in my house. You can see the Wythe Blue chip on the wallpaper in the second pic below. The color match is is pretty amazing. And, the dark color that you see in the paper which outlines the print is a nice rich brown!

Ladies I'm new to the forum and found this discussion on Wythe Blue. I used this in our kitchen, family room and laundry room in a home that we sold last Fall. Thought some others might like to see these. I can't figure out how to insert just the pictures, so click the link below to see them. There are several pics Here is a link that might be useful: Florida Home