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My suggestion would be to keep within your brown/beige tones. An accent wall "Bison Brown" and rest of the room "Mississippi Mud" Behr product from the Home Depot. Suggestively I would use a satin sheen mold and mildew resistant.
Those are the two I used in my guest bath, you might want to go to the Home Depot color center and see what they have within your countertop and tile colors.
I like what justatypn said. It's similar to my bath (see pix) Be sure to use some type of scrubable paint, anything but flat, so you can keep in clean. We still need to replace the sink and counter with ours, maybe this winter.
good luck with your renovation!
I love the differences in people.
One lady says stay within the browns and I say put out any color in the world that you like because your colors are so neutral. I think if you do brown family your bath will fade into the sunset and not do it justice.
But again, some people are more adventurous that others with color. You don't have a whole lot to lose in the cost of towels, shower curtain, rugs, etc.
If it were me, I'd go with warm colors; golds, terracotta, warm soft reds with no blue in them, and green absolutely. Pistachio, emerald, moss, sage, etc.
In my opinion, you should enjoy every room like a party.
Go on the JC Penney site and see the different colors they offer; also Target, Walmart, and Macy's, the high end stores, too. Warm that room up.
Good luck and if you can, please send us a picture, OK?
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