Sorry I dont have a better pic than this one!! At least you can see the color against the white trim. This is our downstairs full bath BM Roxbury Caramel - Aura. We love it - it does not look as orange as this photo reads- more of a tan caramel. We have burgundy towels and accents. Everyone loves the color. We are very happy with it. We have a burgundy color office adjacent to this bathroom.

I am having a hard time finding a paint color for our guest bath. It is approximately 5X8 so it only has a small area of actual wall space. Has anyone used the above paint color? If so could I see a picture and or your take on the color. The tub and commode are Kohler in a mauvish tan color and that plastic fake marble that is hated here. Even if we did not want to sell our house in near future I could not change these things. I have no idea what the Kohler color is called, from stamp on the commode top I think it is from 1990. I think wallpaper may be easiest to find colorwise but don't think there are any places near that carry in stock paper, so I am left with paint. When we bought this house it was papered but was done by the owner so I started removing the paper and my DH now has the two layers of paper removed and has painted it twice and is not too keen on doing this forever. Is anyone familiar with this combination, if so what have you done? If you think pics would help, such a small space is difficult to get a good picture and we don't know how to post them but our DD is visiting this weekend and she can do it for me. Please help, this has been going on since we moved in when I tried to take down the coordinating border only to find PO had painted under the border so that wasn't going to solve my problem.

I painted my den walls and ceiling Lenox Tan with all white (Dove White) moldings and trim. It looks so gorgeous, that I am contemplating doing another room like it.

I love Quincy Tan. I have it in my DR for the second time. This time I alternated flat and eggshell for some tone on tone stripes. I'd say it reads like a taupe with green undertones. Have found it to be very versatile and it has stood up well to numerous decorating changes (drapes, rugs, table decor, art, etc.) I'm on a computer that won't let me copy and paste for some reason but I've posted photos of my dining room here before; you could probably find them by doing a search.