I would try for the lightest shade of blue. I hope you will be putting a glass door rather than a curtain so that you will be able to appreciate that tile.

Side story: we just completed a master bath remodel and needed gray paint.

All the popular ones from Sherwin Williams and Benjamin Moore clashed. We wound up taking a tile to Home Depot and it was scanned. They don’t really recommend this as a read on tile that has other colors through it as well as a hard surface, but we had nothing to lose.

It worked!

I would pick the lightest color in your tile too. Let the tile itself be the star of your bathroom.

Thank you! I wasn’t sure if more color (even if very light) would be too much. It’s a small space and we definitely want to showcase the tile. And yes....We’re putting a glass door!! :)

Is your floor a very light gray? You can possibly do that as well.

I think I'd pick a bright white paint to contrast with that tile. It's got a beachy feeling, so I'd embrace that. Will look really fresh and clean. Like this:

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The floor tile is a neutral, very light beige or tan for lack of better description. They’re 12x24 set in a herringbone pattern. It’s currently covered while they finish the tile so I can’t get a picture.

I love bright white too. We’re using BM Chantilly Lacy as ceiling and trim in the house. Wasn’t sure if this tile is “bright“ enough. It’s definitely not as bright as the picture you shared, although that is stunning! I LOVE those colors!

We only had room for a pedestal sink. Since the bathroom is so small and we needed a BIG tub (hubby is 6’4”) we spent most of the space on the bathtub area so what’s left is a small pedestal sink and toilet. The tub and faucet fixtures are all oil rubbed bronze