I was looking for advice on exactly the same dilemma! We have chosen Orla Kiely Giant Abacus for a feature wall in the living room. Grey background, cream petals with an olive centre. We have a cream carpet and cream leather suite with mid grey armchair and room doesn't have big windows, so trying to maximise the light. What colour would you suggest for the other walls? Thank you so much for your kind suggestions!

Def. agree with painting same scheme throughout (we just did our whole flat in two shades top to bottom, has made it look much bigger and made some irregular spaces flow together). If you want neutral/white, which would go well with the brickwork, then from F&B would say look at White Tie and New White (yellow-based shades) and Dimity, as mentioned. Though brickwork could bring 'too much' of the red in the latter out? Maybe have All White on the ceiling. You would then have to decide what to do with the woodwork: go trad with white (same as ceiling) or go contemporary with a darker shade. Latter possibly more interesting, but more going on (four shades including the brickwork), so furnishing would be trickier to get right.

I would paint it a lighter version of the wall tile so you need to work out the undertone of the tile colour. I used F&B Skimming Stone in one of my bathrooms as the tile had a slight violet undertone and I used Strong White in another as the overall look was cooler. Get some samples and paint on large pieces of card.

It's still on their website. They can probably mix it for you. Think it's best to see which shades of blue appeal to you and try some out. If you can get some blue paint swatches, take them home, make your selection and get one or more testers to test it out on the wall. Midnight Navy by Crown looks lovely too. Don't know about the price, but have good experiences with Crown paint. I'm not in the UK though. https://www.crownpaints.co.uk/products/feature-wall/matt-emulsion/midnight-navy/246