Art Deco Style Wall Lights

Our house was built in 1951. We have renovated bathroom. We left the old meters, they re unique. Very modern, even now, long solid piece, no drawers, stands on no legs .. The color is aqua teal as the strange color of the 50s. We added a raspberry colored bathtubs, fiberglass, bathroom was all sleek look Throughout the old foam green carpet tiles replaced with10x10 tile.Floor is subtle, peachy, light pink, look different depending what color his side. Halfway all walls are solid original brilliant color of light beige tiles. We match raspberry filling along the edge of the tile off all faucets are silver and there are two old style WHITE basin sink in the countertop green face is extra long green counter must have been used as convenient). Above that is a great tripod mirror covering the entire wall. We put the money art deco lamps above the sink and medicine cabinent.Many oddly combined colors, but mixing well. Now, best color to paint the walls, flat or semi-gloss?

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I found that more important than finishing the painting is the durability in damp, humid zone. recommend the purchase of small "sample size" boxes that are now available. This way you can try and compare and live with the color of a few days b / 4 to decide. there is a new coat of paint is called "saturated colors," they have really deep rich color that can be a single layer. recommend good introduction (tinted to match the paint) to assist in the implementation and sustainability. do not remember the brand of paint well. sorry.

why do not you take a shower white. Raspberry?
it looks like a glacier there. but I'm sure its great. I think in the bathroom you want a matte finish, but just ask the paint store. they know what is best for each room.