A warm white or cream would work best. If you want some color a blue-green or sage green.

Nothing wrong with having a neutral color for this room and adding any color with towels and art. I strongly recommend that this bath color be linked to the bedroom. After all, it's an 'ensuite' the two rooms should relate colorwise.

noun: ensuite

bathroom that immediately adjoins a bedroom and forms part of the same set of rooms.

SW Relaxed Khaki would look great in there.

Per Beverly's suggestion, SW lists Quicksilver (SW 6245) as a coordinating color for Krypton. I'd start there...

Do you think quicksilver would coordinate better with those tile colors...better than SW Creamy?

SW Creamy?

Creamy might be a possibility. You might check Ben Moore's Winds Breath. Like the Pale Oak Bev showed, it can be really nice in the right light.

Oh really really pretty!

I have a question...I'm new to Houzz. How does this work? I loved some ideas that were provided and thanked the person but now they are gone...they were GREAT ideas! Do people delete their comments?

Susan, people do sometimes delete their posts for whatever reason. Though not frequently, they can mysteriously disappear with no action from the poster.

It would be helpful if you could post a close up photo of the stone (granite??) on your floor and shower surround and also the stone on your vanity top. You mentioned that the adjacent bed room is SW Krypton but it appears that there is also the same salmon coloured accent around the window in that room. I get where the idea for that colour came from (I think) but it would have been more successful if it was rustier and more muted. The right colour should come directly from the stone and then that colour should relate to what's going on in the adjacent room.

I ended up going with Sherwin Williams Creamy! I love it! I will post before and after a once I get some accessories/shelving done! Thank you all!!!

Looking forward to that.