on the wall behind your vanity creates the perfect sage backdrop without committing to full tile coverage.

on the ceiling adds depth while keeping walls crisp white—try “Pure White SW 7005” for that gallery feel.

creates the perfect backdrop for copper fixtures—deep enough to feel luxe but not cave-like

on the ceiling makes standard height feel cathedral-like while highlighting copper pipes

creates the perfect greige backdrop that lets green marble steal the show without competing

on the ceiling paired with white walls makes the space feel like a high-end hotel powder room

or Benjamin Moore “Black Satin” (2131-10) for that perfect moody seafoam that photographs beautifully in natural light

for beadboard wainscoting and all trim work—warmer than stark white but still reads crisp and clean against the dark green

in eggshell finish, then dry-brush pewter metallic paint on raised details for that aged Gothic look

with ceiling in “Stonington Gray” (Benjamin Moore HC-170) to create that intimate boudoir feeling

for that perfect racing green depth, or Benjamin Moore “Raccoon Fur” (2126-20) if you’re feeling splurgy

Paint ceiling in “Pink Ground No.202” (Farrow & Ball) for unexpected charm, or use “Clunch No.2009” for a softer limestone look

for a rich backdrop that makes peacock tiles pop without competing

to keep the space bright, with Clare Paint “Current Mood” (deep teal) on the lower half for a sophisticated two-tone effect