I'm sculpture a contemporary bathroom...any concept? We've recently remodeled and added onto our house. We're almost ready...
We've recently remodeled and added onto our house. We're almost ready to paint the hot bathroom. It's a nice sized bath w/ a whirlpool corner tub and a arched ceiling. We chose grey tile and kind of want to use black and white for accessories/decorating. Any ideas on what colors would walk w/ the walls? I like all kind, so any ideas are good. If you own pics I would love to see them! :) Thanks!
Buy the one that have patterns close to light green, light blue, desk light pink, and light yellow cuz it fits better together.^_^ I similar to to paint the out let thing afterwards put the white outlet frame back on. its cute
Well you might want to match the color of the bathroom with the color of adjectives of the other rooms in your house.For example if all of your rooms are ashen and green then you might want to make the bathroom that color.But if the rooms are differrent colors after you might want to go with impartial colors such as white,black,or maybe brown.You can't go wrong beside those colors.Try to contrast the colors too because you don't want you have a light color higher than a light color or a dark color on a night color or it might look wierd.Try the neutral colors on a piece of paper and see how it looks and of it looks wierd afterwards try colors that match the other rooms in your house.Just don't be in motion and get some wacky color such as green and purple or orange and blue.Good luck and God Bless! Personally, I suppose that a bright red would look perfect, or a light blue. :-)
Like:
http://www.tremblaydesigns.com/Tissu/vel...
http://www.jakesonline.org/lightblue.gif
:-) Hope this help!
Also, here's a quiz: http://www.blogthings.com/whatcolorshoul...
Answers: I'm assuming that the tub/toilet is white.
http://www.cloverdalepaint.com/home_owne...
That site had a huge variety of colours, I dont know if the name of those colour will be the same at other stores or not though.
But i would think that a nice lighting blue (7247 Royal Regetta), (7329 Blue Sky), or a purple (7159 Lavender Legend), or if you have lots of light during the year a dark green might look good too, and logically there is always buff tones. Go to any store that sells paint and pick up colour swatches to take home and compare next to your walls
Orange walls and take out the outlets formerly panting light blue, like the color of the carribean deep-sea, make it beachy and relaxing!! :)