I don't think it looks great next to the chrome (or pn?) you have with your shelving....

i don't love the silver fox, but i like it the best, by far, from the samples you have on the wall...

I don't love the SF either but it is the best choice of the ones I have up on the wall. Any suggestions of what else I could try? All of our towel bars are chrome.

I have silver fox and I don't see it with navy. Try river reflections or Coventry gray.

So I guess my next question is do I go with the flow of the tiles (creamy off white) or the navy blue decor/chrome accessories? I just thought the silver fox might work because it had a warmer tone without being a greige color.

I love the Silver Fox, but you'll have to ditch your navy accessories. The valance & toilet seat cover are totally unnessessary, so keep the window sleek. The star of this show is going to be the dramatic color. Just remember to also paint your ceiling a tint of the wall color or else the drama will be lost & it'll look like you have a white sheet over your head. I like the gray with the silver tones. As for towels, just do a beige that blends well with the tile around the tub.

~Jeana

Ok. I am going crazy here with all these paint colors. Yesterday, I slapped up Sleigh Bells to see what a little blue would look like, then River Reflections & Coventry Gray. I am leaning towards Coventry Gray. Didn't like the blue at all and River Reflections seems a little too dark. What do you think?

Here is a link that might be useful: bathroom paint

I have Coventry Gray in my living room and it is by far my favorite color in the house. Your sample looks a bit more purple than my paint but it could just be my monitor. On our walls it reads silvery gray and looks amazing with silvery/chrome accents. Good luck!

have you tried BM revere pewter?? it might be lighter than you want, but might look nice with your tile and it definitely would look very nice with chrome/silver and navy.

You know, I was thinking about Revere Pewter, but was kind of saving that for a potential bedroom color, as the bedroom would benefit from a lighter color, as it gets sun during the latter part of the day. The bathroom has a window plus a skylight but our painter said to keep all the walls the same color, as there really is no ceiling given the cathedral ceiling walls, so I am worrying a little about CG being a little too dark. The bathroom gets the most sun only during the late afternoon. Coventry gray is great but also thinking of trying Stonington grey.

Well, I have spent a better part of 3 weekends trying to figure out what grey to use in my bathroom. Down to the final 3 contenders. What do you think? Please remember I have navy blue and chrome/silver accessories. Skylight + one window. Votes please?

Here is a link that might be useful: final bathroom paint colors

I don't know what to tell you. I've splotched the Stonington before as well as Revere Pewter. Make sure your chosen paint color works well with your tile because the valance, towels, and accessories can be changed out easily down the road, but tile is forever...or at least a pain to change.
Also, don't worry overmuch about using Revere Pewter in this bath and 'saving' it for a bedroom too...tying in colors in a home is usually a great idea, it keeps the nice flow going. Also, I used Valspar Rope (a green blue grey) in my hall bath and then, also found it the best choice for the bedroom across the hall. It looks different in the two spaces. So will the RP.
One more suggestion. Get your splotches up by your chrome. Pick your favorite and try to paint it close to your chrome towel bar. Then, hang your navy valance or towel or whatever so it falls alongside the paint color you painted. That's what I do so I can see it all together. And don't go too dark in there, you will probably not like it, even if the color itself is nice.

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Bathroom is getting painted tomorrow in Coventry Gray. Any suggestions for trim color? A bright white?

All my trim was just painted in BM Simply White and it looks good with all my room colors. It's a crisp white but creamy on the chip when compared to the bluer whites. Our office is gray (BM Stonington Gray) and trim is Simply White and it looks great.