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It's quite beautiful, very clean and also lacking in color! Is this by choice? If you're painting your walls, and adding art above the towels, you will want to have those colors coordinate, of course.

I believe my monitor is on strike today, can you please tell me if your colors are beige, or grey?

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i thought the wall tiles were beige and i thought i saw some green in the mosaic border so i was thinking some sort of green for that wall- am i incredibly boring? about the vases- i like them but i do feel like either it should be symmetrical or not... not halfway symmetrical but anyways- absolutely love ur bathroom (pretty identical to my downstairs powder room actually lol - also in desperate need of color)

Our colors are beige. The wall is painted an off white almost white

Is that a green in the mosaic tile? if so pick up whatever other color you have in the mosaic besides the tan/beige of the bigger tile. If its an olivey green I would do that on the wall, and put your color in a large piece of artwork with those colors you are using, plus other muted colors!
I almost feel like you need something natural/reedy/bambooy for the center of the counter top. Or just something wooden rather than ceramic with maybe some curly willow in it. Taller arrangment than what you have now.
It's a beautiful bathroom btw.

Ok. I think I'd better bow out of this one, my monitor is being too weird. Sorry, and good luck!

very nice! do it! you can bring the green in somewhere else and the brick color.

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I like the color you posted-it would look nice. But, what is lacking is interest---the tiles and counter are nearly the same color. You will need to introduce color with accessories. More texture, color,and interest than you currently have... Some ideas--- hope this is helpful... Do Paint...

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Such a nice bath! It looks both sophicated and comfy, so kudos to you for that. The gray looks, to me, like it would be a good choice, I would just make sure that I chose a gray the same tone as the one in the tile, even if it wasn't as dark. I do think you can use a pretty dark color in there without making it feel like a cave, but be wary of using too dark a color for that very reason. Right now you have a light, spa-like look-which I assume you like and would like to keep, you just want to warm it up some. I think I would buy some other towels that matched the tiles in the mosaic in color other than brown. The vases are okay, but I believe it would help if you added a third, smaller item in front-but between the vases-in a darker item. That would balance the grouping better, IMO. Also, that faux branch is too tall, so I would either remove it, or add some other faux foliage to balance it out, because-right now, my first impression of the sinks and cabinet is that there is this rather large vase on one side, with the tall branches sticking out of it on one side. On the whole, everything looks really nice, but that drew my attention to it as "sticking out"(no pun intended), anyway.

love the gray color- i think you can go with that and then maybe get a wall art with some green and some of that burgundy color from the mosaic (love burgundy and gray together) then bring some green in on the vanity with the vases and i would do green towels too

Love the grey color for your walls.

Thanks for your help Nd great suggestions... We will definitely go with the gray wall hopefully we pick out the right shade.. As for the towels should I do them all the same color or a combination

do something like this

I think combinations are great. I change the colors in my bath with the seasons, so you could use the red and green and brown during the Fall and Winter, and white or beige in the Spring and Summer. To save some dollars, you could just buy the red and green colors for current use, and then buy some beige ones next spring to go with the white ones. Of course, you could just mix and match them according to your mood. That is part of the fun of it. :)

I will have the walls painted by the end of the week. What do you guys think we should do with the shower floor and bench?