I agree with Mazsola - vessel sinks seem rather dated at this point. A new vanity that provides storage space would look better than the pipe supported vanity top. I'm also wondering if you removed the wainscot and paint the walls all one color it that might open thing up a bit as well. Good luck!

I would do Rain Cloud on the walls and either replace the sink with a copper one or a new vanity.

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I would go a bit lighter than your selection and paint the wainscoting the same color. Agree with the others about a vanity.

Painting the wainscoting is a good suggestion. Frankly, if you were starting from scratch and had chosen the flooring and tile for the shower, I don’t think you automatically would have selected white wainscoting or white grout. Both are easy elements to change, and I think you can design your room around the colors in the floor and the black tile. The paint color you tried out is a great start.

This is a better shot of the entire bathroom. The vanity stays for now.

What a beautiful bathroom! Here’s a color, similar to the one you tried. Getting rid of all the red sure makes a difference. How about a black sink, a copper one per the designer’s suggestion, or a black and white one from Houzz. It wasn’t as rustic, but looking down into a pretty bowl could be fun!

Prime your walls white. You will need to do that anyway to get rid of the red! Then....consider what you will do next. Paint the white wainscot a darker color from your tile and floor? The upper portion of your walls a lighter shade of that same color? Then think about replacing the sink. With white, or chrome, or clear glass, perhaps? But by priming the red walls first...you will liberate yourself from it. Red is a bossy color. Then play!

I am thinking of white for two reasons. 1 I hate the constant water marks showing on the sink bowl. It never looks clean. 2. White would be far more of a neutral color. Maybe even a shallower bowl to the sink?

White sink, and a warm white or cream color for both the wainscoting and walls. I wouldn't do anything dark in there.

One step closer. Now the sink

It's better than the red for sure, but I'd go a lot lighter on the walls since all your stone is so dark.

yes, a lighter color would look good, but I really like this green too. the stone is so dark that I kind of like the idea of there being less contrast. install your new sink, live with it a while, and see how you feel!

have you chosen your sink yet? I'd choose a square design, which would play nicely with all the dramatic angles in the room. this one is by Kraus. (I have this and it's a decent sink, but I wouldn't recommend the faucet though.)