Wow looks amazing:) What do the prints look like

I’m not married to them, just was trying to go for something a little different.

they are great! Not sure of their size but would 2 look good side by side centered on the wall?

Thanks!
With their size I would have to do three minimum so it doesn’t look like postage stamps.

Thank you Jinx!

My vote is you don’t need anything there. Let the tile speak for itself. It’s such a nice space, no need to clutter it up. Looks good.

I second ryburns.

Thank you everdebz and ryburns26!

Even the door's look is adding to the room... and very nice. Good 'luck' in the house. :)

Thanks! I just put the first coat of stain on. I might just stop with one.

Excellent framework for a manly bath! The towel hook adds a strong element on the large wall.Let it dominate without distraction.The hanging thingies above the toilet seem rather twee....both flimsy and obtrusive, reminiscent of a display in a florist shop. The scenic prints you have would get lots of viewing if hung above the toilet. Overall, nice ambiance!

Of course, my feelings /opinion only so ignore if unwanted.

Jrlohnstein--I love those prints. Especially the Opera House one. Where did you find them, if I may ask, pretty please.

It looks good. I am just not liking too much the towel rack. II find that the light wood does not work here.

Just remove the planters hanging over the toilet (too crowded) and hang them on the towel rack wall. Less is best.

You need empty space in a room. Leave it without anything on the wall. If you want the prints you could replace the shelves with the prints. My opinion. Let there be “breathing space.” Too much clutter is a certain look that I don’t think will work here...it’ll just look overwhelming

Thank you all!

Rosiembog, I appreciate the feedback and agree they do feel obtrusive.
Ci_lantro, I just searched New Orleans photos and had them created on Canvas.
Suzanne_m, I agree and was going to stain it to match the door.
Anne dee, good suggestion!

Thanks JD!
Breathing space is definitely what I was scared of jeopardizing.

I looked at your prints of street and shops. I can't see them there, mostly cause the tiles [and door] form so much 'look'... and metal elements. You call it masculine - imo, don't place prints like that, unless you're the man using the room [idk], and you like them yourself...

Fabulous bathroom! The only thing I would change would be the rug. Try to get one in the same shade as the gray hand towel!

Oh I definitely agree with @anne dee The planters are too bulky for the area above the toilet. the green of the plant looks great in the room.

Thank you misecretary, Bev, and everdebz!

Jrlohnstein, Thank You!

I went searching for prints/ canvas wraps & found some but not one just like yours. The info is a big, big help. My artistic son is laid off due to the virus--I can set him to work cropping a photo & ordering a canvas wrap. It's going to be perfect for the wall in our powder room. For now. That's such a great print, I'm sure it will get moved around a lot in the future.

Now, to your question!

Bathroom looks great. I would remove the wooden towel hooks & replace w/ an understated black metal towel bar. And remove the hangings over the toilet--I like them but think they are too busy & kinda' clutter up things. Then play w/ scattering your canvas wraps around over those two walls. Kinda' think you are going to end up wanting one larger wrap as a sort of anchor & the smaller ones floating around the anchor.

I'd get two large same-sized framed prints of architectural drawings, with a mat color that matches your wall color. Something like this, but framed:

Architectural Study, Recto, Separate Sheet With Architectural Drawing, Verso · More Info

Be careful when framing and hanging art in a bathroom. Even with a good exhaust, they will get damp.

Ci_lantro, so happy you were able to get creative in your powder room!
Sabrina, love that print and your idea.
Lisa, I agree and wouldn’t hang anything of value.
For a temporary fix I darkened the towel bar and a frame on a scenic print I had.
I comprised with my husband and just kept his two favorite prints on the shelves. I’ll get to that area as soon.
I appreciate all the input!!!

3 prints are good.... btw, would a forest green towel be worth experimenting with ? this isn't for bath....

Janey Lynn Designs Forest Green With Ivy 28"x19" Cotton Chenille Shaggie Towel · More Info

https://www.houzz.com/products/janey-lynn-designs-forest-green-with-ivy-28x19-cotton-chenille-shaggie-towel-prvw-vr~64759403

Thanks @everdebz!
I’m game for trying the green. I appreciate the suggestion.

jrlohnstein--great easy & cheap solution for the towel hooks! Looks much better. Nice print, too. Looks great in the room.

Since you're not using the Opera House print, you can just send that one on along to my house. :-)

@ci_lantro, thanks! Haha, love that you appreciate New Orleans too!!