Here is the example of the look I want

Here are the tiles:

In warm light they look greener, like this:

Wait until the tiles are up, then you’re going to have to invest in a lot of samples to try…

I'd try SW Moscow Midnight and go from there.

BM Beau Green

Wow, those tiles are gorgeous.

Love the Moscow Midnight Jan posted. That’s a beautiful rich blue.

Just for reference, your inspiration bathroom is BM Salamander Green (with custom Fireclay tiles). Designed by Arazi Levine.

Maybe something to sample. I love the moodiness of it, and how it doesn’t compete with the variations in the tile colors, but of course we aren’t seeing the whole room — lighting, flooring, fixtures, etc.

I do hope you update when it’s all done! Would enjoy seeing the finished room.

ETA: Hmm. I saw her post it was the Salamander color on more than one IG post, and on other sites, right after the room was done. But recently, here on Houzz, she says it’s BM Narragansett Green. So just for fun, here’s that. I find it a bit dull:

Take a tile to the paint store and have it color matched . Make sure before that that the lighting is IMO LED 4000K any yellow cast from the lighting will muddle the choices .I love the tile BTW/

Maybe she only needs 3500 k or even 3000k......maybe she doesn't need it to be clinical. : ) Just pretty.

Color matching paint to “A” tile will, imo, be an exercise in futility, as the beauty of that tile is its handmade quality and beautiful depth and variation in color. There are many colors in it. I hate to disagree with a pro, but It would be best to compare paint colors to an overall field of tile , and to ,perhaps, even do it in a daylight setting. It is going to be beautiful, Jessica ! Please share your results with us.

Here is a BM color you could try. It is so deceiving looking at colors on line. In real life colors can vary so greatly from how they appear on screen, but this is worth a look.

I might also take a look at Benjamin Moore's Dragonfly.

It's a gorgeous color that I think would work well with your tile. Obviously, get a sample to see if it works. Computer monitors are not the best places to match colors.

Here are two that are more vivid/ clear, less grayed out( which is what the inspiration color was- actually more subtle/ muted ) . You could go either way. That would be a first decision in arriving at a color.

There are probably at least twenty that would be gorgeous. I just based in on her inspo- Blue leaning a smidge green, rather than green leaning very blue: ) It's a fabulous tile. Hard to make a mistake either way. It's the "sense/ mood" of the color you want.....more than any exact match

This tile looks gorgeous. Post here some photos after please!

I agree with others on the fact that you should try a handful of paint swatches. It is important to see how your room lighting will affect paint. Some paints looks darker on a wall, some changes it's hue.

Sometimes I feel dismayed about how color looked vivid online/at the shop and how it looks dull on the wall. All these shades have been looking similiar. Only first one fitted well.

Generally speaking ..those tiles look very rustic for a bath with those wall finishes and design….your inspiration pic shows a much cleaner,more defined tile

Inspo pics can be suggestion, not line for line copies.

Could be a color MOOD and only that

As simple as I want a moody deep, blue green bath.......and that tile is certainly that : )