There is just so much brown and beige that you really can't get around it, so you just have to work with it.

From what I see on my monitor, in the third photo the third color from the top looks best. What is that color?

Maybe a light green, like BM Silken Pine

Judy's is less tan-stone color? and along with that, what about not ORB, but champagne-type finish for towel holder - the one cabinet nearby that's dark - I'd paint it...

Just from houzz - to reduce 'brown rustic feel' ? : "when people are fearful to go too white, they wind up choosing something with a yellow undertone, and it reads yellow, making the room look more RUSTIC."

Love the teal or sage green.

Thanks everyone!

Judy’s granite picture is less beige and tan than mine. 3rd paint color from the top is SW Amazing a Gray. Should I paint medicine cabinets to match door frame molding?

I painted most of the wall in Accessible beige just to see how lighter looks and is it the gray undertones that’s fighting the beige tiles? I’ll try the bolder greens. I’ve attached a close-up of the granite and also a picture of my other bathroom that I just painted the cabinets white, so you can see how it looks with the granite

You could painted a sea salt and you can also paint the cap nuts nabi and put brass handles on

I doubt this is too long to read - it's similar to yours, and has soft green to blue paints photoshopped onto walls...and rich blue too.

https://www.houzz.com/discussions/5785085/please-help-with-bathroom-colors-trying-to-work-around-tan-beige

Also shown is homeowner's new paint: Sandy Shores at 75%. It's alot like suggestion above made by JudyG.

https://www.houzz.com/discussions/5904017/boring-brown-bathroom-help