Nice grey shade please
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Sonia
4 years agolast modified: 4 years agoPavilion Grey by Farrow & Ball? I’ve used a bathroom paint in my bathroom and its easy to clean and has a sheen to it, but I prefer the chalkiness of ordinary emulsion. F&B do a tougher wipeable version of their paint but not sure what it’s called. Here’s Pavilion Grey
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4 years agoHi Juby, sounds like a great colour combination! If you are opting for grey, just make sure it has warm undertones to match the warm dusk pink. Like these paints from Dulux. As you can see on the photo, polished pebble or perfectly taupe go nicely with the soft pink. And are bright enough not to overwhelm the space. Let us know if you would need any help with the design or bathroom installation. Good luck!
Juliet Docherty
4 years agoI would say it depends on how much light it gets, and what the pink looks like. Warm and cool greys are hard to categorise as all greys shift in colour and temperature depending on the context. Something like Skimming Stone is a very pale grey which is actually red/violet in hue, you could start by looking at something like that and then consider darker if necessary.
Juby R
4 years agoThese are the pink tiles. They will be just one wall in the shower area.
I would like the bathroom to feel spacious. The bathroom does get good light from the window.
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