Color Options Guest Bathroom
Yellow [This version is far too saturated…for this much wall space it would not be my first choice in our bathroom. We need a yellow (if we do choose yellow) that has either some green in it, or is an interesting shade or tone of the yellow hue…very likely would not find a tint in any way, shape or form that we would like]
Yellow [Reminds me of my bedroom from my condo…loved this version of yellow then, love it now. However, it is a color that does not appeal to the masses! Those who like color and texture and are artistic get it…those using their left brain (number crunching accountants e.g.) do not "get it," and never will]
Yellow [Obviously, some green added in…I'd call this a very contemporary shade of yellow, used mostly in more modern bathrooms, however, it could have a nice contrast to our darker cabinet choice, and the tile in the shower would look good as it "speaks" to the wall (hopefully it asks it out on a date)]
White [Undoubtedly an "off white." A small amount of the predominant room color (perhaps from cabinet finish, or paint that closely resembles the tile, could be added in as a "tint."]
Neutral [Just a common brown]
Neutral [But with some "warmth" added into the mix]
Neutral [Perhaps better suited for light colored tiles, unlike our tile choices which tend to skew darker on the spectrum]
Neutral [On the spectrum of "neutral," this is how the darker hues might impact the room (note: no wall color is viewable here; using shower tile to make point]
Neutral [Beige, "putty" in appearance]
Neutral ["Medium" on the light / dark spectrum of beige neutrals]
Neutral [On the "lighter" side]
Green [Lighter than the Yellowstone Room, but speaks to both light wood in the floors and the dark wool of the cabinets]
Green [Very light, almost meant for a bathroom that features white appliances (cabinets, countertops, shower tile, etc.).]
Blue [Would work with all existing tones in the room]
Green [Bordering on the "sea foam green" that is popular in Florida and / or other hot climates, May not fit the "house" overall.]
Green [Very "contemporary," with significant yellow mixed into the green. Could be called "Acid Green" by others]
Yellow [Or what mom might call "Riesling" as in the wine. Feels very much like existing kitchen, master bedroom / master bathroom, so would add a lot of additional "yellow" to the home]
Green [Subtle, almost "neutral," earthy, fits in well with earth tone colors of tile, shower in new bathroom]
Green [A "brown-based green," similar to Yellowstone Room]
Green [Light, "open air"]
Green [Dark, less yellow than Yellowstone Room]
Green [Light, "open air" feeling]
Blue [Light]
Greens [note: very different look / feel than Yellowstone Room]
Blues
Greens
Blue
Yellow [The person, or God forbid persons, who no doubt toiled at great length to mix this atrocity posing as a color, and attempted to pass it off as some form of "yellow," should either be given an award for discovering "The World's Most Dull, Depressing and Dispiriting Color…Past, Present, and Future" or they should have their lives snuffed out immediately. French Rococo artists and painters are spinning in their graves, attempting to make a return to this earthly plain in order to unmercifully slaughter the guilty person(s) and pump up the saturation of the yellow (among other colors in the photograph). Personally, this photo has put me into a mild coma (really, it's more of a "heavy nap" according to the neurologist). When I laid eyes on this picture, I fell from an upright, seated position at my computer to the floor, along the way tumbling downward with thumps, thwacks and other mild-rattling bangs (the trajectory of my fall brought my skull into contact with nine additional hard-edged surfaces. Think pin ball machine). In the end, it was all worth it so that I will never have to view this photo again, and with some luck amnesia will settle in so that I can blot out th...
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