I went to the BM visualizer and they have a bathroom that you can play around with that has an almond tub. I tried these colors and I think they really complimented the almond. You can go ahead and try them and see what you think. Of course all monitors are different so you may not see what I saw. All these colors have a hint of orange or pink and I think they look good with the almond. See what you think.

Butte Rock AC-8
Springfield Tan AC-5
Farmfresh AF-360
Adobe Dust 2175-40
Safari AF-335

You might consider a soft grey-blue, and then use navy towels and silver accessories. Something like BM Airway for the walls.

I was thinking grey-blue also. BM has an amazing selection of that color range.

They have so many pretty towels out now that you could find some that have both a darker blue and almond if you didn't want solid.

This might sound a bit odd, but I was thinking that with a small bath room and no window that a bright colors would really makes things "pop". Perhaps aqua, lime green or orange. A few accessories in the same color and it should look wonderful! Good luck.

Robin's Egg Blue

I would keep it simple and paint the walls the same creamy white as the cabinets. Bring in color with towels.

I'm thinking along the lines of Kswl. With no natural light and a low ceiling, I'd go as light as possible. If you have one loose tile, your paint store can match the color exactly. Then you could have them add a small bit of white, which would lighten the almond and be a slight contrast and still set off the cabs. Then you could have any color scheme in accessories that you like.

A friend of mine has a tiny bath with no windows. She bought an inexpensive print of an exterior view from a window and put it in old, sort of rustic wood frame. Then she hung a small mirror on the opposite wall. Presto! It looks like she has two windows and it enlarges the space.

California Paints Bauhaus Buff would go good, SW I think has this color as well. I have this in my Bathroom with Almond tub surround, and plastic white beadboard.

Thanks so much for all the helpful suggestions! I love the Butte Rock color with almond, but I think it's probably too dark for a tiny bathroom. Maybe I can try lightening it up by adding white. Or go with the cream and use accessories to add color. At least now I have a better idea at what colors go good with almond.

I'm also going to look for a print of an exterior view from a window. I love that idea!

tnpd, what type of light fixture(s)do you have in the bathroom? There are light bulbs that are brighter than others and will help brighten up the bath. If you have a regular incandescent fixture without dimmers you can install a GE Reveal incandescent or try a GE Flourescent daylight 100w. Both of these give off very good clean light without a yellowish tint.

The light fixture is above the sink. It has 4 large 60-watt incandescent bulbs. It gives plenty of light, but it is a yellowish light. I think I have some Reveal bulbs left, that I tried in another room and didn't like, so I'll try them in this fixture. That might give a much nicer look to the bathroom than the yellowish tint does. Thanks for the suggestion!