What color to paint my bathroom down stairs, please help.?

Ok so my living room colors are tan, Dark brown, and like a burnt orange. My kitchen which is like in the same room colors is tan and burnt orange, my dinning room is dark brown and bronze. I would say that all of the colors match quite well. The only thing is I want to paint the bathroom that is located in the hall stright from the living room. The colors in the bathroom is burnt orange and brown. The rug is orange and the towels are burnt orange and brown. So I am ready to paint the bathroom should I do brown no to dark should I do burnt orange possibility but would it look good with the rugs? Should I do bottom brown white crown wall molding and above the molding burnt orange. Should I leave it white? Or should I color it tan? I want to keep the rug and the towels because they are nice but what color would you paint the bathroom?What color to paint my bathroom down stairs, please help.?
I love this color Sea Sand by Porter Paints. It sounds like it will match really well with what you have. I can take a picture of it for you if you would like....just e-mail me. Also Bradstreet Beige from Benjamin Moore paints is nice. I would think an overall color of a light Kahaki would be nice in there.


*Suggestion* Since your decorative accents in the bathroom are bright I would go with a soild color without any decorative paint techniques, you want to show off your decorations not the walls.What color to paint my bathroom down stairs, please help.?
i think you should go with a very light pail tan or orange. keep it pastel then you go many different ways with it

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What color are the fixtures? Is there a window?


If the fixtures are white, keep it white, especially


if there is no window. And you didn't say how big


a room it is. I like your color scheme; I think it makes


a place look better when the colors flow from room to room; good job!
You'll hate me for this answer, but have you given any consideration to a completely different color scheme? Since the living room, kitchen, dining room and hall are pretty much the same, why not try something completely different in the bathroom just for a change of ';scenery'; and make things a little exciting? Bathrooms are an easy room to experiment with because they are usually not too big. You could even stay with your earthy tones by using a light tan (representing sand) and the rest go with a TASTEFUL beach theme colorscheme. Tan rugs and towels, seafoam green paint, white trim.
Have you ever consider contrasting colors? Maybe a light brown with orange trim? Too much of all the same colors, can make the inside look to dark, and everything runs together without setting anything different, or apart from each other. Dont get me wrong I like warm colors, and it sounds like you home is done in just that all warm colors. But with no contrasting colors, pretty boring.You should look at some catalogs for kitchens/bathroom and see how they use contrasting colors, that make a good bathroom and kitchen. Or go to a showroom.
From the choices you give, I would say tan is the way to go. Don't do the half and half thing. Maybe do three walls tan and one wall dark bronze?