Hard to say, but I imagine mom/baby art just about in center of towel/ t.p. wall... unless it's too big or too square... do you want to see it there, more than over toilet?

I think the second one looks best.

I vote forMom and baby. It's an unusual choice for a bathroom, but it looks like you think out of the box a little.

Yes, I would hang it on the wall as you enter. Then, I'd put the 3rd one over the toilet, but add 2 more like it. Change the towel to white or your eye is going to keep darting back and forth between art and towel.

An alternative would be to hang mom and baby over toilet. Then add a non-picture art on the towel-ring wall.

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Love your art! Mom and baby is perfect over the toilet, and I'd find a way to use that cute little frog as well - perhaps on a side wall. I'm a firm believer that you can hang any style of art your heart desires in a bathroom. Heck, I have a collection of paintings and photos depiciting Navajo sheep herders in my powder room!

I like Mom and Baby, too. With the vanity lights reflecting on the artwork , you might consider getting anti-reflective glass, if it's in your budget. I don't usually get it, but when the positioning of the artwork makes for bad reflections, or the artwork is a dark color making for bad reflections, I've done it and it is pretty amazing. I'm looking at a piece now that I'd swear didn't have glass at all, but it does.

Mom and baby!

I like #s 2 & 3, use both. Much more interesting than the first & adds some personality to your powder room.

oh, btw, art over toilet should still be hung 55” to 60” ( center of art piece ) above the toilet , unlike art hung above furniture.

You’re welcome, good choices of art !

@Lovey I just really quickly Photoshopped screenshots.

I’d put shelves above the toilet and prop that smaller piece of art on one of the shelves. Big piece on the other wall like suggested.

Here is the old wallpaper.

I'd center it between the towel rack and the other end of the wall since the towel rack takes up visual space, too. Also, that keeps it far enough away from the sink to keep it protected from water damage. Would love to see pics of it done!

Everything is hung. Thank you so much for the input. I am happy with the results. Now it's onto flooring decisions.

Congrats & looks fab!

If no storage or tissue box, etc. will be on toilet top, would small art look better hung so bottom edge is same as woman's bottom edge... ?

I'd even go so far as seeing how it looks with the TOP edge of the small piece over the toilet hung even with the bottom edge of the larger piece, or a little bit higher than that.

Just FYI, my art installer (who worked for years at The Frick Museum in NYC) always counsels to align the center lines of pieces of different sizes. It’s much more natural for your eye to follow.

Pros do know! but it seems so much higher than toilet top, that I thought wayyy lower. Even a 2-shelf unit isn't bad idea.

I decided to leave the smaller painting centered to the large one. I repurposed a wine box for a toilet tank tray. I considered painting it but changed my mine. I took aflowera from a larger one and put it in a glass i no longer use. I will raise the candle a tad higher in the box. It's not perfect but I love it.

Cute box repurposing. I still think both pieces of art should be a bit lower. Are you tall?

I think the picture makes it look higher. let me see if I can take a live photo

I am only 5"5" but hubby and kids are taller. I don't want the painting to be at shoulders length when using the commode. here it is when I'm standing.

Down an inch or two. But up to you.

Okay. I will try that.

Not the Mom one because it looks like she's sitting on a toilet holding the baby

Just my opinion,but any painting over a toilet should not be of a person. Have you considered wallpaper? Then, use a painting on the other wall.

@Anne Duke - just got rid of wallpaper, not a fan. The painting over the toilet is not a person, it's a frog.

I don't think there are any rules about what kind of art can go in what kind of room. Art sets a mood quicker than anything else. So it's all about the mood you want the room to have. You've created a powder room that's warm and welcoming—what could be better than that!?!

nice job