I don’t know what Drift of Mist looks like so it’s hard to say.

Your tile and floor appear to be of a tan/beige tone, so hopefully Drift of Mist is a warm cream color that will blend with your existing surfaces.

Would suggest that you consider changing other elements of your bathroom besides paint. The flooring and countertop are similar enough to compete with each other without complimenting. Would actually suggest replacing both. The mirror is utilitarian without having an style and the lighting fixture appears as just a white blob in the photo. This bathroom is a simple rectangular box. That makes it a prime candidate for a fabulous makeover! Oh, and unless you actually use the tub would suggest you consider a shower only instead.

Cheaper update would be to paint it white. Get a white shower curtain and decorate with green towels, if it's green you want in the room. Agree, nicer mirror would help.

I think Drift of Mist would go very well with what you have and calm down the contrast that is there now. Good choice!

Yes, I just bought the home. Unfortunately, this is what I have to work with.

We have drift of mist throughout our home. In low light it looks gray. In bright light it tends to be almost white. I'm not sure how it would go with the warmer tones of your tile, but I agree it would be good to change the green. Looks like the previous owners changed the paint and counters without considering the floor & shower tile. They don't look like they go all that well. If you can manage to change the counter, I might look into that as well. Looks like the floor goes into your hall so changing that would be a big job.

Not sure. You might want to select a darker color for the room.

I think what @Celery. Visualization, Rendering images mocked up looks good with your tile, but the counter is still ouch to me. I don't know if there's a color that will pull those two things together.

The only way you're going to know is by sampling. Sometimes I'm sure a particular color is going to work and then I end up on the fifth one I try after that one. :-)

If you sample a color, paint it on poster board. Otherwise the green that you have might telegraph through and compromise the sample. Place the painted board on your floor and on your counter to test it.

You will have to prime the walls before painting any other color and a similar green.

Once primed, then get samples.

Is there black in that counter, maybe that's the color to tie in the counter.

Perhaps 3 framed pictures over the toilet. Framed in black.

Green definitely should go then di a warm light colour balboa mist from benjamin moore or slightly lighter would be lovely

Not sure why pic is sideways but for reference, FP is drift of Mist and wall is Gossemer Veil.

Thank you everyone! I'm so overwelmed by the circus colors in this house..

here's the counter top that I have to work with, the light running thru it looks grayish beige. I don't want the paint to look gray, yellow or dingy! We need bright light because mine and my husband's eyes aren't very good

should I go with a more warm off white?

So on my monitor those 3 sample cards all looked different colors and I squinted to see what the 3 different names were - and find out they are all Drift of Mist ! Just shows how monitors

can be off.

Drift of mist is described as "beautiful warm grey with green undertones".

Read the article here

https://www.kylieminteriors.ca/paint-colour-review-sherwin-williams-drift-of-mist-sw-9166/#:~:text=What%20are%20the%20undertones%20of,does%20have%20a%20green%20undertone.

Thanks I seen that I really don't want gray. I really want a warm off white. the hallway is being painted Alabaster so Im looking for something that would compliment the bathroom countertop and tile as well as play off the hallway. After seeing what Celery and BeverlyFLADeziner showed me it doesn't work with the tile over the tub. Too gray.

Have you looked into changing out the countertop? That's the elephant in the room. You can get a remnant piece for not too much money, and it will make a world of difference. Heck, even big boxes sell relatively inexpensive pre-fabs for standard sizes.

Thank you to everyone. I ended up going with SW neutral ground, it really works best with what I had to work with. It really calm down the space and so grateful that the horrible green is gone!

Glad you found a winner.