It's hard to know the true colors, looking at them as a company presents them on its website. I can say that I prefer Monorail Silver, from what I see; but only you can see this or that color in your space, with your light. I presume you tried the samples? If yes, which one you love more? If no-try the samples in your bathroom first. That's the surest way to see the representation of color. If you do the crown molding-I'd keep the ceiling the same color as the crown molding. If you weren't-I'd advice on Ice Cube, or some lighter version of your wall color. With standard/lower ceiling, you either want the less contrast with the wall as possible-or visual illusion that the ceiling is higher, by working with trim as if it was continuation of the ceiling. There might be more tricks, so I'm sharing just my limited experience. You wrote the painting starts on Monday, and today's Monday, so you already probably decided on something:) Sorry I didn't see the post... Now for the only thing that you didn't have to decide by today..orange/paprika won't clash with the blueish-grays..it will complement them. Meaning-both orange and blue gray will look really vivid on each other's background. You'll kinda underscore both these colors. Which might look really beautiful. Small spaces like bathrooms actually can carry a lot of colors-you don't spend there as much time as in bigger rooms, so you don't get tired. You are also actually using quite a restrained palette..I wouldn't worry about introducing orange, at all.

I have anew gray currently in my bedroom on the walls and alabaster on the trim. I think it would be beautiful to have the trim and perhaps the door also sw anew gray and the walls alabaster. Another look depending on the height of your ceilings, you could paint the ceiling anew gray with alabaster walls.

Many thanks @Karolina De Costa and @Judy Graham! In our home, the Wedgewood Gray starts off blue in the morning and then goes blue green as the room gets more light. @Karolina De Costa, I actually did a small sample of Ewing Blue, but I was worried it might be a bit bright? In the family room, the sample I did looks similar (though brighter) than the Gray Cashmere we have in the MBR, which looks like a pale green-blue or blue-green color in the light in that room. I was going to switch out what's in the master and put Gray Cashmere in the main living areas, but it looks a lot grayer in the family room than it does in the master, on the sample at least. For whatever reason, everything in this pic looks a lot grayer than it does IRL - BM Ewing Blue looks brighter in person. Left to right, top row: BM Ocean Air, BM Ewing Blue, BM Gray Cashmere Left to right, bottom row: 50% SW Sea Salt, 50% SW Rainwashed, SW Sea Salt Left to right: BM Ewing Blue, BM Ocean Air, 50% SW Rainwashed

Hello! Did you paint your house? Mount Etna? We are currently painting our's, repainting from the first color, white. Hated it. Lol. Went the opposite extreme and did Alabaster trim with mount Etna body. Just trying to decide my door color. Did you finish yours? What did you go with? I love this color. It looks beautiful in west facing sun. People are complimenting it before it's even half painted! It's reads very blue to me, but supposed to have green undertone. I don't see it, even in the shade.