Here is the bathroom:

Here is quietude in the bathroom:

Laundry: how about the darker gray on the cabinet and Sea Salt on the walls?

Bath: hard to tell what's going on in the room. Is there white wainscoting on the bottom part of the wall, and is that staying white? If so, I think that dark turquoise color could be cool. Is there a countertop that we should be considering?

It is difficult to tell on my monitor which colors for your laundry. They are all very similar, except for the blueish one which I can't see with the wall colors.

If it were me I would paint that bath in that gorgeous deep teal peacock blue.

I don't think you can have too much white in a laundry room, but if the mindful gray picks up the grout color thato could be good and then any of the pretty greens such as sea salt. Dark turn could be beautiful in your bath, but might be weird w skin tones / makeup.

I could definitely see going with the darker gray on the cabinets and the sea salt on the walls in the LR. I love the dark turquoise for the bathroom, but it was originally intended for my DR and I don't want to use the same bold color in both rooms. Any other colors from both the LR pics and the bath pics that would work in the bathroom? The wainscoting will stay and be repainted a similar white, the claw foot tub will be black on the outside with white rim and white feet, and the cabinet will be white with Carrara marble counter. All fixtures and hardware are polished chrome.

I suggest Sea Salt on the cabinets and white walls for the laundry room. To me, of all the colors, Sea Salt gives the most light and breezy feel. Considering the black tub I think one of the darker colors might be nice in the bathroom. You would still have the white on bottom.

I have Rainwashed in my laundry room and everyone always asks what color it is. Perfect choice for that room.

We have rainwashed in our guest bath, comfort gray in our masterbath and had sea salt before the comfort gray. Sea Salt is gorgeous but unless you have a lot of light in the room, it's very pale and hard to see. Comfort Gray is exactly the same color only a shade darker, it's equally as beautiful and would work better in a room that is poorly lit

Rainwashed is bluer, less gray but is also quite pretty. Quietude was what I was originally going to use but once on the wall as a sample fell flat with our lighting.

Lukkiirish- I ruled out Sea Salt for the exact reason you just brought up. There is no window in the laundry room and the Sea Salt looks really washed out. I did consider it for the cabinets, with comfort gray on the walls. I literally have to decide in the next half hour- lol I am so bad at this! I'm believe I'm going with Hazel in the bathroom, mindful gray on the LR cabinets and either Rainwashed or comfort gray on the LR walls.

I like that deep teal as well in the bathroom - my one comment there would be if the tub (which sounds gorgeous) is going to be black, and the white wainscoting - which is a lot of contrast, if you put too light a color on the walls, is that the right balance? Accent wall behind the tub? Just thinking aloud - I don't think you have a bad choice here!

I think the first photo would look great with a color just as october mist by BM and a beige wall color. Here is a photo (ignore the red unless you like it). Hope i am not late to the party!

Painted and Wood Kitchen · More Info

The bathroom has been painted and I am pleased with the color. It's not as dramatic as the teal, but I'm using that in my DR. Waiting for the new tub feet, then everything can be put in place. Oh, and I'm still deciding on lighting and hardware. Laundry room is being started today, so I'm very happy that progress is being made.

Here's the bath, color is much better irl.

Yes, very very pretty!!!

Is that the SW Hazel? It Is perfect for that alcove. As much as I loved the teal it might have been wrong for the alcove. Dining room sounds perfect!

Very, very pretty! What color is this?

Yes, it's SW Hazel. I'm very happy with it and can't wait to see the room finished/functional. When the bathroom and LR are done, we'll move on to the DR and main areas. The FR and kitchen will start in January when we remodel the kitchen. Initially I wanted everything done t once, but now I'm glad we are doing it in stages.