I don't know if I should post here, or in Bathrooms. Basically, functionality is under control.

So, right now, just here. If I should cross post, let me know, and I'll mark the thread as cross-posted, too.

Here's the bath in question:

I am building a log home, and this guest bath is the ONLY room without an exterior connection, so it is the only room without logs on at least one wall. Ceiling height is 9 feet. To the north is the hallway, to the east are the stairs to the basement, to the south is the master bath, to the west is a master bedroom closet. Room dimensions will NOT change. Tub/shower and toilet will not change, although I think that the vanity could very well shift to the right to abut the tub wall.

Tub and toilet will be white. There is a small white cabinet (no deeper than 6 inches, if that) which can hang above toilet. There will be a towel rod to the east between the tub and where the entry door opens. There will be a hook or two up high on the door, for bathrobes or whatever.

Vanity top material: Corian, Jasmine.

Wall paint color: SW Cavern Clay, SW7701.

Ceiling paint color: SW Natural Choice, SW 7011.

The colors are out of Sherwin Williams Global Spice collection.

Countertop is Corian.. and finally, I can find a pic!

Floor tile, and tile for around tub/shower: http://www.floorsemporium.com/Alfagres-Pompei-18-X-18-Agata-Tile-Stone-81903/ I actually have about 50 square feed of the stuff in the no-longer-supported 13x13 inch format, from back in the days when I saw a deal and grabbed it without plan. The link leads to 18X18. I know that there is lot to lot variablity, but I believe this can be worked with.

(I don't seem to be able to copy actual images, by and large!!!)

All fixtures/metal thingies will be oil rubbed bronze.

The thing I like about the above Houzz photo is the the non-mitered doorways and that the top beam extends out beyond the side beams for the door. I'd only want a quarter inch extension, but this gives the idea. I also like the mirror. I think white and wood and SW 7701 features can work out well in this room.

What I am most interested n learning about is... anbiance & lighting! Ideas? (I am definetly eclectic, so ideas outside of a box are going to be considered.