Mystic Beige- a little too similar to your tile Hazelnut cream- hard to find a good picture of this online- does it have a gold undertone? Putnam Ivory- Very pretty- this one could work Brandy cream-looks a little pink on my monitor which wouldn't be good Bar Harbor Beige- this would make for a very beige bathroom Pensive- I like this color but it looks like it might have some pink in it, at least on my monitor Arizona Tan- also showing pink on my monitor Behr- Raffia Cream this could be pretty. another color for you to consider, although I'm not sure it would go with your glass tile, is devine paint brand in "almond". It's a really intersting blue, grey, green specially formulated to go with travertine and travertine looking tile. HTH If you have time can you post more pictures of your bathroom? Here is a link that might be useful: Devine Almond

Explain to her how colors play together. Get a sample of at least one blue and one of the Hampshire Rocks, Elder White, Lacey Pearl group and put the aqua in front of them so she can see how the bed will stand out or fade in depending on the wall color. At 9, she can take part, but a little guidance and teaching is good too. The pictures in their heads don't always match the realities. I would use caution on a blue wall for another reason. She is young, but soon to be a preteen. Things can change dramatially. The blue combinations can seem a bit sweet and seem more youthful to me. It may be something she inds up hating in 2-3 years. You might be ok with painting again that soon -- maybe not. My guys seemed to go from kid to grown up tastes in so much between 10 and 12. I'd hate for you to just get everything settled, her love it and then (seemingly or actually) 15 minutes later, hate it. Tibbrix -- great job putting those combinations together. If she were younger, that Pinkish would be precious. Or if she were into ballet -- very girlie.

DC I’m not sure if I went with the Cobblestone or the one lighter, but I did not go with the light one to blend. The designer/realtor/remodeler, does it all, who sold our house to the 2nd person to go through it, the first day, for over asking price, said you want to see the grout lines. Scroll up, because I showed the finished projects.

Update: I visited our local SW store and came home with sample swatches from the Emerald Designer Collection, including Grey Heron. Indeed, it looks really close to Agreeable Gray (great suggestion dianeski!) I question if it has a touch more green showing up, but might be imagining it. Ultimately, I can't bring myself to use one of those colors for a large paint job without having a bigger sample—which are still unavailable—and I refuse to buy a "test" gallon. It's a bummer. SW Lunar Lite 9546 was also interesting. Those colors have a lot of potential! Also, our painter called and apparently is ready to start next week! A good two months sooner than projected, lol. I am now back to looking at SW Crushed Ice (LRV 66) and BM Shoreline (LRV 68). I did not previously mention Shoreline. It's a sample I tried a while back that someone had recommended. I had ruled it out for fear of it flexing too gray/lavender/pink in certain lighting. BUT. In our current southern light, it's a lovely, pale, barely there gray with a softness to it. I think either of these colors could work and compliment the BM Stonington Gray of our living room. It's a matter of figuring out what I can live with as the lighting/seasons change, because the look of the paint color will flex no matter what. Right now, our home is at its peak brightness, but everything looks gloomier during snowy Michigan winters—despite southern and eastern light. I recently mentioned liking BM Classic Gray and SW White Heron (and still do), but on brighter days, they have looked too washed out and blended in with our neutral upstairs carpet (though foyer floors are dark wood). Obsessing over this is ridiculous (though also a distraction from the serious current issues in our world). I'm sure any of the colors mentioned will look better than the dark, dirty taupe currently on our walls, lol. It's just a lot of money and I after hating the current color for so long, I want to get this right!