Looks like a great bathroom. I am no color expert but I would go very different from the beige to add some interest. I will let other color experts weigh in on that. Or perhaps paint the vanity & wall cabinets to make the room less monochromatic. We have a windowless bathroom as well. We installed a sun tunnel at a cost of under $700 for unit & labor and it has made a world of difference. If you can swing it, I would go for it. People can imagine renovating/personalizing colors, tile etc but do not often think that the natural light can be changed. Make this easy for them :)

Yeah- so much beige in there! I want to stay away from beige but I really want to make sure this place will sell. For a while, I was going to go with a dark blue or a light blue but my parents don't think it would sell- they keep saying beige. I didn't even think to paint the cabinets... but what color?
I wish I could put some natural light in my bathroom but I'm a middle unit and on the first floor of my condo building so my neighbors above would never go for it. Lol.

well...yes there is a lots of beige...but in second pic the tiles are not looking in beige color...isn't it??... n in what color u are going to replace the color?? it is necessary to know to suggest u color......but at this time i would suggest u to go with a tone of orange for cabinets...n white for wall...bcoz ur door color is already brown so a tone of orange would go well...with both the colors...beige n brown....

Painting the cabinetry is a big job, and will look cheap if you don't do it right. I would leave it as is. Get a one piece toilet, make sure of the dimensions so that it fits your existing stack [hole in the ground]. You can make a small windowless bathroom very sweet. :) Maybe try: Benjamin Moore Quiet Moments

http://www.apartmenttherapy.com/paint-color-suggestions-for-small-bathroom-with-no-natural-light-good-questions-176780
http://www.apartmenttherapy.com/before-after-201161

http://www.benjaminmoore.ca/en-us/for-your-home/how-to-stage-your-home-with-color
http://www.bobvila.com/gray-paint-colors/2304-21-expert-picks-for-fail-safe-colors/slideshows#.VE0r2L5sJ84

http://www.ehow.com/video_12277734_decorate-small-bathroom-resale.html

I too have a windowless bathroom and have had it painted several colors over the years. For resale purposes you might consider white walls. Leave the cabinets alone or paint them white. Pick out a beautiful shower curtain that has white and the color family of your tile and go with white towels. A pretty white-framed mirror will help. You want to create a look of freshness and remain neutral so that the buyers won't be turned off. Quiet Moments is a nice color but in an unlighted bath it's still a color and may compete with that tile.

If you choose to leave the walls white, I would go for dark stain on the cabinets to give the room a little character.

HI -- Choose a color the same as the biggest feature that is staying . That would be the tub and tile . For a small bathroom less different colors would be best . Having the same color as those items will make them look like they belong instead of -- should have been replaced . Then add a nice fresh blue into the décor accents such as the shower curtain and so on .

Maybe Ben Moore "French Toile" wall paint to balance/tone down all those orangey hues.

If your bathtub isn't the acrylic/plastic feeling type, you can have it recoated white...it works well for cast iron or other tubs like that. If you can't make the tub white, I'm not sure you should get a white toilet because it will make the beige tub stand out even more.

Maybe some type of light sage green would look nice with your color scheme.

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