Does this wall colour work with the floor tiles (picture attached)

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I'm having a wobble, I'm not sure the colour of the walls is working with the floor tiles in the family bathroom - thoughts?

And if it doesn't work any suggestions?

Floor tiles

Can you try a lavender? Dark dusty pink?

Ignore radiator, it can't be moved at the minute as it's paint is wet

Warm grey = greige

I wouldn't do olive, you need some contrast.

I think it works and I'm now envious of your radiator!

I think I'll paint up a few sheets of papers with these suggestions when I get a chance to pick up some sample pots as my doubt makes me think it probably doesn't quite work.... disappointing

True, your second pic looks better.

The lack of consensus about whether your Blue is warm or not aside, look at what F&B suggest putting with one of their warm blues. Greige!! It's a nice, calming, peaceful yet sophisticated look IMO.

No I don't think it works, while the colour and the tiles are lovely separately
The blue makes the tiles look browny/greeny
I'd go for an olivey colour too ... But then will that make the tiles look grey/blue and you'll be in the reverse dilemma? Hmm

Dulux Overtly Olive

I think a green would blend in too much and make the whole thing very samey.

If you want something with a bit more umph how about a nice rich blue like F&B Stiffkey Blue? (No I don't work for them!).

See in these photos how well it goes with warm greigey colours?

Still calm and sophisticated but also striking.

And another example

It looks lovely, keep it!

Stiffkey is lovely but my ensuite is going to be that exact shade and I want them to be different. I didn't realise how tricky colour matching is.

Annie Sloan Aubusson Blue?

Or a rich teal?

www.farrow-ball.com/vardo/paint-colours/farrow-ball/fcp-product/100288

I really do it think it looks lovely. I wouldn't bother changing it unless it was for a strong navy/teal/aubergine/emerald.

I think I'll get a tester pot of the teal as well (maybe a little bold for me but I do like it). I'll live with it for a week as it is and see how I feel.

It's lovely. Really restful combination of colours without being dull.

And thank you for the help and all the suggestions...I love the thought of decorating and refurbishing but I hate the process

It's great fun OP.

But one thing, don't think of it as matching, look at colour with an open mind.

I adore your tiles, jealous!

Yes.

And I'm very very fussy never wrong.