Which parts of the tile are cracked or damaged? Floor and sink counter?

How long is your vanity? I'm not sure it's long enough for a double sink. I would definitely paint it and look for a granite remnant that works with your tiles and add an undermount sink and new faucet. Updated hardware would help as well. I wouldn't paint your tile as it's quite neutral and inoffensive. As suggested above, a pretty roman shade, new shower curtain, and making sure the grout in your tub is impeccably clean are all you need to freshen this up. You should be able to do everything for less than $1,000.

Replace the shower curtain and teach your kids to keep it inside the tub and to one side. I would suggest white....then put white sheers on your bathroom window. Take away the full wastebasket....put it behind one door of your sink cabinet. Put the towel rack up under the window again and somehow patch the holes on the wall where the other rack was. Get some light blue rugs....one for in front of the shower and one for in front of the sink. As far as the clutter.....could you put baskets or bins inside the lower doors of your sink cabinet to hold these things? Oh, I would probably paint the sink cabinet white also. I see you are not using the soap holder or tooth brush holder.....are they built into the tile or or they removable? I know ours were built in but was able to take them out and put a tile in their place (found one under the back wall of the sink cabinet). Your light blue holders will look good with your light blue rugs.

Unless you live in a high end neighborhood, my inclination would be to do minimal work. Replace the missing towel bars with some nice chrome bars, and give everything a good coat of paint. Just before you list the house, scrub the hard surfaces with Barkeepers Friend, and finish up the tough parts with those magic erasers. You can buy little bleach pens that brighten up the grout, too. It's tedious work, but amazing how much better it can look, at least for awhile. Add white towels, shower curtain and window curtain/shade/blind and it will look fresh and clean. And talk to your realtor before you spend any money. Good luck with the sale!

Thanks for info on which tiles are damaged. The wood look tile you used in another bathroom should be fine as replacement floor tile. Remember that this is a kids' bathroom when you talk to the agent. I'd leave the countertop tile alone, touch up the grout there with Grout Refresh ( or similar product in big box stores), paint the walls, put in new shower curtain, replace the towel bars, and add new towels for all three kids. Other than the floor tile, it would cost less than $200. I would not paint the vanity unless you are painting the other wood in the room. There really is not enough room for two sinks. Here's a link to a grout touch up project http://www.thecraftpatchblog.com/2015/01/how-to-make-dirty-bathroom-grout-look.html#.V8N09rWpkkg

If the countertop or floor tiles are the same as the wall tiles, you may be able to salvage enough of them to replace the tiles with the holes.

If it’s just to stage to sell, I would clean it and regrout until it’s bright again, work out something to make those old towel rod holes go away, change out the medicine cabinet for a better, flat mirror, paint upper walls something neutral, get larger bath mats (to cover tile floor more), buy new coordinating light-colored shower curtain, towels, and hang some fabulous art - it will make the space feel intentional and is much less polarizing than painting a color or wallpapering (which is what I would do to embrace the walk tile). Maybe paint the vanity, but I don’t think it’s 100% necessary (can’t tell from the pic). I’d just get rid of the window treatment entirely. Doesn’t look like it’s offering privacy.
Good luck!

bcgillen711, this post is 3 years old. Hopefully, they've sold by now!