I would use a white vanity , you could pick up another color in the counter top.

Natural wood, white, or light gray.

My house is a 1920’s Spanish Revival. And these are the tiles and vanities in the other bathrooms and faucets .

I would use the light blue color in the tile.

Lovely! I think you should work with the vanity finish that works best with your master bedroom as I assume they are connected? Any photos so we can advise further?

Plan out the entire bathroom. Select your countertop and tile first as there is a more limited selection in those materials.

I would go with a lighter color than the floor. You could do white, greige, a gray with blue undertones, a light wood.

Thanks to all for the great comments. Even though the bathroom is a master bathroom it is very small. Only 65sq feet. The house has white oak floors that are being stained in dark walnut and the walls will be white. Probably decorator white.
The vanity counter top and shower fan will be done in Carrara marble. The shower walls probably in white subway tile.

These are BM colors.

You somehow missed the color I liked for the vanity. It is the warm beigey color that is the outside line going around the diamond and cloverleafs in the tile.

Nancy in Mich I did another ColorSnap. This time the lighter outline comes up at Trusty Tan (SW 6087), the darker comes up comes up as either Homestead Brown (SW 7515) or Superior Bronze (SW 6152). The light blue comes up at Vesper Violet (SW 6542). The background comes up as Tricorn Black (SW 6258).

Thank you!!! To all of you. The bathroom is so small that probably it will be better if I do the vanity in the lighter color.
My concern now is that if it is too creamy, not too white, my subway tile will look bad in white.

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Then move a bit further from white toward beige, and the white subway tile will pop. A bit of contrast here is your friend. If it does not look like you tried to do white and just missed, it will look much better.

What vanity color do you think looks best??

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