Love it! Treat the green as if it was neutral. It’ll go with anything. :)

I’d get on Instagram and search for inspiration, especially from British accounts.

https://instagram.com/edwardbulmerpaint?utm_medium=copy_link

https://instagram.com/farrowandball?utm_medium=copy_link

A couple under the hashtag ’clawfoot tub’ …

Dramatic ideas:

https://www.homesandgardens.com/ideas/dark-bathroom-ideas

(Of course you don’t have to limit searches to bathrooms with claw foot tubs.)

Can’t wait to see what others post. Please update us!

I think a lovely soft light blue would look fresh. The mirror seems to overwhelm the sink. Any chance of putting a one more in scale? A pretty frame would look good, too.

Some inspro

Dramatic paint color, and/or mural behind tub, but I think Edwardian styled floor tiles would be really dramatic and then decorate/paint around them.

Love your suggestions/ dramatic floor color. Will stick with the wood flooring to keep the costs down but tiles are always a great option. Thanks for your input.

Thanks a for the visualization, @Celery. Visualization, Rendering images. Will take the color into consideration. Maybe darker though.

Darker

As for me, I am not am not a fan of wallpaper, I would just paint. You have nice molding, pop it up. Wallpaper would distract from it.

BeverBeverly Hills Hotel Green and Pink. BM sheer pink paint is a match

Thought you might be interested in a vintage vinyl floorcloth (comes in lots of sizes) as your jumping off point. https://hudsonandvine.com/products/spicher-company-vintage-vinyl-floorcloth-mat-classic-pattern-36-always-and-always?epik=dj0yJnU9Z1YxZkNVb0dlY05GczNHS19EZlh1TUJzYnY0QWJlS3MmcD0wJm49LWxuRnlQbnExZC1HZm5HS0ZqRU8xdyZ0PUFBQUFBR0lxUTlB&utm_source=pinterest&utm_medium=social&variant=39291438661693

All of you really provided some good inspiration. You're geat. Thanks sooo much. I never thought of matching green and pink but it works according to your pics. I am leaning towards mauve, dark purple or grey by now. The colorful floorcloth would be a good addition. Some pics with golden frames.. But feel free to stop me if that sounds like a mistake. Unfortunately the nice molding will need to be removed as it's damaged also. But I might replace it with something similar. Really appreciate your help. Thanks to all of you!

Sorry your stunning paper has to go. I'd take your cues from it because you love it and it works with your floors and tub already. I'd get a Farrow and Ball deck and find a green that is a close match to the ivy color in the wall paper. A sort of greyish green. Get some purple towels to hang.

Another thought is to try setting plaster color or dimnity from farrow and ball. They are both quite calm and I think would look great with your green tub.

A grayish green might be worth a thought. Will get some color samples. Thanks for your suggestion!

Hi!

In this case, I would use silk plaster (otherwise known as liquid wallpaper).

Definitely a solid color!

The walls could be diluted with a pattern.

First of all, it would look very aesthetically pleasing in a minimalist style.

In my opinion, a light blue color would have been perfect here.

After all, it is the color of tranquility and peace.

My husband and I did a renovation in the bathroom.

The humidity in this room is pretty high.

I have been silk plaster for several years now, and we are very satisfied with the quality.

Perhaps this information will be helpful to you!

Good luck and inspiration!

Playing with darker or lighter shades of green but it will take away from the tub. Personally I think brunt orange will compliment the room.

.