Dulux offer a massive range of mix your own colour choices. We use a lot of dulux paint and find that the shades come out just slightly lighter than those on the cards. Find an actual dulux store, or go to Homebase they mix also. dulux colour charts

Hello Ffion, : )) How are you? We met at one of the events! I agree in your thinking about the dark colour.. It might actually be rather lovely to have a lighter possibly stone colour to go with the marble, things like stone or plaster colours would introduce warmth.. In this way the floor is the darkest element along with the window frame... Or if you wanted to keep to a dark grey for window side and then do the same opposite.. If the room is rather light then I think it can take it colour wise, but it all really depends on your preference re the aesthetic.. Then layer up with slate accessories and woods like shower matt and or cork... Some Aesop soaps and other lovely things like sponges to create a spa feel. Also some more lovely marble pieces to really bring out the look... Happy Easter to you too! : ))

Hi there, You may want to rethink the colour if you're worried it's going to make the room cold, the best thing to do is get some samples with varying blue to beige tones and paint them on thick paper (please not on the wall as it makes it so difficult to cover up!) and place in various areas round the room. If you then go and look at them at different times of day you'll see the light and how it affects the colour, making it easy to see which colour works best. I'd probably not go for more than 3/4 samples as you might get confused! Hope this helps.

Very nice bathroom so do not despair. Looks a bit like mine! Looking at the nice mocha tiles, I think white and chocolate towels would go well. Or you could try fuchsia pink towels like the last pic! I think the white walls create a nice contrast, but you could get B&Q to mix up some paint matched to your tiles, although I think a little darker would be better. You definitely need a patterned blind which incorporates the warm tone of the tiles just to add interest. Dark woods would go well with the colour, so maybe a round dark (even black) mirror would add a bit of interest. Plants are great in a bathroom, but you could always try faux ones if you‘re not confident about looking after them. A few small pictures would add interest too. Also how about a wooden shelf above the towel rail with some accessories and plants on it? Here’s some pics to give you ideas