Thank you Carol! The accent tile was key to pulling everything together. I had such a hard time finding the ‘right’ listello when we were building so you can just imagine how thrilled I was to find it. Thanks again for your sweet words! Happy Friday! xoxo

Hi Shannon,
I used the regular RH ‘subtle velvet’ texture in the bathroom shower area because I’ not a fan of glossy paint in the home…
If my shower didn’t have a glass door that had a large cutout opening above it (that’s open at the top providing air flow) I would use the glossy one but still just for ‘inside’ the shower area.
Even though we have a cut out above our thick glass door… after we shower we ALWAYS leave it open. Everything has a chance to dry out properly and I’ve never had issues like sooo many of my friends. :)

In my daughter’s bathroom and the guest bathroom I also just used the same ‘Subtle Velvet’ texture because they are open rooms that aren’t used often and both have the window in the shower area for easy ventilation.

If you are going with ‘Silver Sage’ make sure you test it on poster boards because it can play differently in different light scenarios.
I’m not a big fan of it with red/brown floors or darker rooms. You can split it in half with their ‘right white’ to make it softer.
I know http://www.centsationalgirl.com split hers in half in her laundry room and it looked great. It’s an easy thing for a painter to do so don’t be afraid to get some sample jars (RH sells them for $4.99?) and test out different colors. Oftentimes if I like the color I’ll split it in half.
Also, Benjamin Moore has some great paint colors in the same hue that I like. I have a paint board on my Pinterest account that you can look at to find some other ideas and recommendations of blues and shades similar to Silver Sage. Everything depends on the room and lighting.
Good luck and let me know what you and up choosing. :) xo

Thank you Allison! I love the process too as difficult as it can be… How fun! What materials are you choosing? I’d change to the things I’ve mentioned in my post. All Carrera in a mix of shapes and sizes and slab along with white furniture style cabinetry and different mirrors and lighting. ;) Hugs and Happy Weekend!