Here are some pix. (The walls are currently painted Mellowed Ivory which is a light limey green, which looks great with the calcatta, and horrible with the ming green, so try and ignore).

Here they are:
http://s1189.photobucket.com/albums/z438/margcooks/?action=downloadpage&download_id=925778&evt=dl_email_click&loginFirst=true

Here is a link that might be useful: Pix of MB Green Marble

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Diane

Open up the pic on photobucket, then copy that url or the HTML and post that here.
Also make sure the album is unlocked and open to the public.

I cannot access your photos, but from what I'm imagining. what about a very, very, very pale, watery blue, like almost white, with a blue cast to it.

When I clicked on your link, it took me to MY photo bucket account with my log-in name already filled in but password coded. What's with that? Shouldn't it have taken me to your account?

Sorry--I'm new to this photobucket stuff. See if this works better (and thanks for all your patience with a newbie!).

Here is a link that might be useful: Photos of Ming Green Marble

I could see a very pale gray on the walls.

Lovely bathroom. Before I saw the pics, I pictured something very minty with tons of green. Its much more subdued than I was expecting.

I agree pale grey would be very nice, but I'm not sure about contrast value. I have a thing about contrast.

Personally, I like mid to dark colors in bathrooms. maybe a deeper or mid-tone gray? maybe chocolate brown? but that's me.

I think a watery yellow could work. It would have to be a very cool yellow. I also think a very subtle silver metallic treatment would look lovely.

Have you got the Ben Moore affinity fan? For grays--take a look at AF-655 (anjelica) and AF-680 (wish). If you want to pull in more blue...take a look at AF-540 (constellation) and AF-575 (instinct).

If you are looking for something that splits the difference between green and blue...try AF-485 (crystaline).

I know you said no more green--but take a look at AF-465 (windchime)just for giggles.

I like the affinity fan because the colors seem subtle and lean different ways in different lights. If you don't have an affinity fan...it's worth the investment!

melanie

Here are your pictures:

Wow. That is beautiful stone. I would suggest white walls to match your cabinets and trim. I think that would keep the room looking fresh and cool.

Thank you all for your suggestions! I decided to go beige-y rather than gray because the gray I tried ended up looking blue (and the master bedroom green clashed with it). I used BM Carrington Beige--I'll try and post pictures when it's done. It looks ok--better than it did. I think once the towels are hung up, and I figure out a window treatment, it will pull it together more and make it look more cohesive. Thank you all, so very much, for your suggestions and comments.