replace the caramel orange colour of the wall tiles with a deep rich and intense green strictly following the green shade shown in the provided reference image prioritise the reference for the exact hue saturation brightness and undertones do not reinterpret or approximate the colour the green should feel sophisticated deep and saturated with the same visual character as the reference avoiding shifts towards brighter emerald yellowish olive teal or blue green unless these undertones are present in the reference apply the green consistently to the small narrow rectangular porcelain stoneware tiles behind the vanity preserving their vertical layout and glossy finish the glazed surface should create subtle realistic reflections without altering the perceived colour change the lacquered vanity unit and countertop to a coordinated tone on tone green harmonising with the tiled wall and maintaining a cohesive refined monochromatic palette keep all other elements unchanged the warm beige limewash walls and ceiling the fine grey beige terrazzo effect flooring the beige toned washbasin the full height mirror extending from the countertop to the ceiling the small warm lit foscarini gregg mini inspired opal glass wall lamp the anthracite window frames and the dark grey brushed nickel tapware maintain the original bathroom layout camera angle proportions and warm natural lighting reference fidelity is essential reproduce the green colour from the reference image as accurately as possible without changing the other materials or introducing additional colours
