Bathroom Ceiling Colour for White Marble Walls - WWYD?
Our bathroom tiling is now finished with a white / grey vein carrara marble on the wall and a black slate hexagon on the floor. The tilers have colour matched the wall grout to the grey vein which works really well. My dilemma is this - the upper part of the wall (where you can see the plaster) and the ceiling would usually be white but that will probably make the wall look darker / greyer. Does anybody have any examples of a darker painted bathroom ceiling or any ideas on how we keep the walls looking bright and fresh? Thank you ☺️
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2 years agoHey Dan,
Well, I don't like to comment on someone else design but see below I did a quick 3 sketch. Showing white, midgrey and dark ceiling options for your bathroom. (I had to clean up little bit)
I believe this would help you to decide.
I personally would go with white ceiling. Because Dark flooring is already will make the space feel darker. Don"t worry, white ceiling would go well with the Carrara Marble.
Good Luck.
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