just take out the tub and get a new one. it's like a few hundred more! get an updated, white square one. It will look a lot better.

ditto toilet. if you get a new vanity, a lot of them come w/the sink.

what size are we talking?

could you post a picture of what it looks like now?

how much equity do you have in it?

what are the prices going for in your community?

would spending 10K net you an extra 20 or 30K? or does it matter?

have you talked to a realtor?

Beige is back. You can mix white w/beige.

I did a quick mockup w/ this space:

This one shown below is also a nice vanity, style and color-wise - but I don’t know the sizes you need for vanities, of course.

Some good ideas on this link. (not suggesting you incorporate pink, specifically - neutrals are better for you, since you are selling; but some good ideas here, none the less): https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.apartmenttherapy.com/before-and-after-beige-bathroom-makeover-36799557%3famp=1

How can anyone do a mock up of a space we do not see. IMOrip out the tub / shower and replace with a new white acrylic one at least it will look clean and well done. I don't think beige bathroom fixtures will be the new norm anytime soon.

Thanks to all who weighed in. I am not pulling out the tub. If I did that then I could use any paint color I wanted and therefore wouldn't need to ask. The tub will stay as it is, and I like what freedomplace1 suggested. Sherwin Williams Softer Tan is a VERY close match. And I loved a rich, warm wood vanity. I think the bathroom will look very warm and inviting. With the almost monochromatic look and a pop of navy or black I think it will look great and again with a variety of surfaces and textures it will go from eyesore to definitely liveable and acceptable.

Is the quality of the beige tub better than acrylic? Keep it. *I* would accent it with soft blue or blush.

Sorry - replace the tub & WC - the current color fixtures just don't "go" with a white floor.