Also should we go with a glass shower door or curtain? The tub is a bit taller and I’m worried having a glass door would make getting in and out difficult. Thanks!

Sherwin Williams Sea Salt would be beautiful!

You could also have glass on only half of it

SW Austere Gray is a nice green if you like Sea Salt, this is less minty.

Some colors to consider: Sage, teal, champagne.

I think you already have quite a bit going on........: (

It could be lighting, but I don't understand the floor tile with the tb surround. That's from both a scale and color aspect. What are the selections?

Please?

I'm also not understanding the gold with a more rustic wood vanity element - perhaps stick to just the black?

It doesn't work usually, to over design in a love this, love that method. Floor and tub tile ,,,,if you will.

I ahve to agree with Jan those tiles do not work together and now I think you need to find a color from the floor tile for the walls not anymore stuff to confuse the issues. Too much of a good thing is just too much. Right now I would not add black and gold to this mix at all.

I would stick with a shower curtain, and no glass doors. I have removed glass doors from every tub shower, I have ever owned, and replaced with curtains. It works so much better. I agree, on seasalt, or a very similar color for the walls, and also agree, no brass, stick with all black hardware. Gold does not go with the rest of your bathroom.

I'm not sure any green is going to work with the floor. It's hard to tell since pictures rarely replicate colors accurately, but the floor looks very beige. It could be tough to find something that looks right with the floor tile and shower tile. You will have to sample. The lighting is important, so don't start sampling until the light fixture(s) are installed. I agree with cat_ky, I hate glass doors on tubs. It's easier to remove a shower curtain liner and throw it in the wash instead of having to squeegee glass all the time and step up over tracks to get in. If you have difficulty finding a paint color, a shower curtain will camouflage the shower tile such that you can focus more on complementing the floor.

I assume the wall tile is staying? How about the floor? One or the other really needs to go. Probably the floor as it’s going to be hard to make the floor work with blue or green.