Bathroom vanity redo
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Diana Adams
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I have painted the walls and ceiling in my bathroom white as it is a very small bathroom. My floors are vinyl press and stick chocolate with a slate grey running through them like marbling. My vanity is 90's "oak" I wanted to paint it but don't know about painting it white with all the other white in the room. What is your suggestion?
11 answers
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Charcoal grey to match the marbleing.
Debbie Harris
on Jul 02, 2014
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I'd pick up on one of the colors in the tile....with white walls, I wouldn't paint it white.
Sharon Carson Dunham
on Jul 04, 2014
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Small bathroom keep it light - but not white. right now I am into grey tones. Think the entire cabinet in charcoal grey would be a bi to much, the cabinet is probably the largest pice in the room. A very light grey and if the doors have detail, the charcoal to add a pop would look awesome.
Carmen
on Jul 04, 2014
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Grey in a lighter shade of the grey in the flooring.
Marianne
on Jul 04, 2014
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Avis Mccollom
on Jul 04, 2014
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I would also do a dark charcoal gray or black. Maybe do a little distressing and sand edges.
Cheryl A Davidson
on Jul 04, 2014
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Hmmm...if your floor is chocolate, an espresso paint on the cabinet would probably be my choice. Would tone down that countertop a bit. I like gray, but make sure it's the right gray or the whole thing could start looking way too busy...brown floor, rusty counter, white walls. A gray cabinet could look out of place if not the right gray. If you do the vanity in gray, then I'd reconsider doing the walls in a lighter gray to pull things together. But honestly, I think an espresso paint on the cabinet would probably work better.
Centrd
on Jul 04, 2014
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The charcoal gray would be lovely.
Susan York Morris
on Jul 04, 2014
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take your lightest color the chocolate and find a wood stain that is one shade lighter to stain your wood vanity.
Yvonne Moore
on Jul 06, 2014
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you could just use a primer and paint then.
Yvonne Moore
on Jul 06, 2014
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Go to the paint store and get several paint samples and lay them on the floor. This way you know ahead what clashes and what doesn't.
Diane Arnold
on Jul 08, 2014
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