I think a light oak would look great--limed or cerused rift-cut oak.

But make sure the stain color works with the wood-look tile--you need to see all in situ.

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Not a Pro.

What a beautiful bathroom.

Seeing the fixtures in the shower, I would go with a black vanity.

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Thank you @Diana Bier Interiors, LLC Do you think the tile looks fine? Or would you change it? 🥴

im afraid going with a vanity in wood would be too much wood now 😣

@njmomma you mean beautiful the example? 🤣 or mine?

@HU-16337133

I mean yours. Yours has the black fixtures in the shower, correct?

@njmomma yeeeees! Thank you ☺️

That is why I suggested the black vanity.

@Diana Bier Interiors, LLC my fear is that the wood on the vanity dont match the wood tile 😣 what do you think of something like this?

i‘d put a black faucet by the way.

I'm sure you could find a wood vanity that would work, but if you're uncomfortable with it, then going with white or black would play it safe.

Thanks @Diana Bier Interiors, LLC

Love where this is going!

@Altair thanks! Do you like it so far? I was feeling doubtful about the wood tiles 😣