How about showing us the appearance with the toilet closed? You might be able to simply replace the seat with a color that matches the sink.

Cheaper to replace the sink than the toilet.

I would consider changing the toilet to black, or ignoring the issue. That is a gorgeous room.

Pictures with Closed toilet

Thank you all for your feedback. Changing the toilet is not an option since we just bought it. I was thinking of placing something over it ( like a wall art or a decorative piece, in order to distract from the bright white. Perhaps some accessories in black. I love black and walnut, but husband was against purchasing a black toilet so it wasn’t an option.

I meant placing something on the wall over the toilet. Not sure what though.

Hello,

Here's a couple of articles with photos that may give you some ideas:

https://www.wayfair.com/keyword.php?keyword=over+toilet+art

https://www.apartmenttherapy.com/8-ideas-for-what-to-do-with-that-weird-space-above-your-toilet-216666

It’s a beautiful room. Just leave it as is. The toilet color is a non issue. Please don’t detract from the walls by hanging something on them.

Its a beautiful bathroom. I wouldnt change anything but if it really bothers you, it would probably be less expensive to change the sink bowl to white to tie the two together.

It's a non-issue to me--toilets are pretty much white. But the grooves on the vanity would bother me--I'd hate to clean soap and water from the grooves.

Replace the seat

I colored the seat to match your basin

The grooves on the vanity bother me a lot. I was thinking of placing some marble or granite top on it.

Leave this alone it is just fine as and nothing above the toilet the tile is all you need. If it makes you crazy get a white sink.

It think it is perfectly fine. The white toilet is not an eye sore. When the toilet seat is down you forget about it.

As so many others have said, it's fine just as it is. No need to change a thing. Beautiful room!

You are overthinking maybe, we've all been there. Trust that your bathroom looks just wonderful. I wouldn't change a thing.

I'm a huge believer in vacuum cleaner attachments. Hit those grooves with the nozzle thingy for dust and other stuff. If the grooves get "goopy" stuff, I can think of several ways to macgyver dragging a wet paper towel (nothing with fibers) through them. Far too gorgeous to cover, and where would you stop and start with the marble or granite?

I was thinking of covering all the top part with marble or granite, but then realized probably it would be too busy for the small bathroom. I thin k ill leave it as is.