I like your ideas and mood board.

Have you looked at Anthropologie? They have a lot of papers that might work with the style you’re going for. Of course you’d need to get samples, we’re just seeing colors on our monitors which aren’t always exact.

I like this one, but again, you’d have to see a sample of it in the room:

https://www.anthropologie.com/anthroliving/shop/magnolia-home-gwendolyn-peel-and-stick-wallpaper?category=collection-wallpaper&color=011&type=STANDARD&size=One+Size&quantity=1

I do not see sconces and IMO a lot going on in a tiny space and the colors kind of drive the bus . Maybe just paint and the art you planned I do not think wallpaper is the answer .Nor sure why lighting in thta color when it ges with nothing in the space . Something like this might work colorwise

I like spoonflower for wallpaper. would you consider papering the ceiling as well?

are you replacing the pendants with sconces?

I would definitely wallpaper. I hate to say those pendants hanging down look odd to me.

Wallpaper will change the room - in a good way. Here are some ideas to get you started. Spoonflower is definitely a great place for whimsical in addition to traditional ideas. These are just from asking for some pink.

Wallpaper Direct is another good website.

Thanks for all of these suggestions. A large scale floral/ blooms is exactly what I'm going for. I really love the pendants, but maybe I need to rethink them. I do have an option B.

p.s. I love wallpapered or painted ceilings, so thank you for that idea.

The pendants with opaque shades don't really make sense IMO. Maybe in a cool bar! But they won't illuminate your face.

https://www.housebeautiful.com/room-decorating/bathrooms/g27008949/bathroom-wallpaper/

I hesistate on wallpaper due to your awesome vanity which should not be overshadowed, but there are some stunners at the link

great selection

I am having a similar style floating marble vanity fabricated for my powder room (however, I think I am having it made with Calacatta marble). I am also thinking about installing pendant lighting as you have decided to use. (except using two on one side - installed at different heights - not sure yet). However, I am not adding any tile in the room - no tile on the walls + I have wood floors.

I want my floating marble vanity to be the "star" of the room - so, I'm planning on just using a moody paint to drench the entire room.

Your floating vanity is so pretty - I wish you wouldn't have installed tile on the walls. I feel like the tile is causing the vanity to become "lost" in the room. I also think that your pendants are getting "lost" against the gray wall.

Hopefully, you will be able to find the right wallpaper to help bring everything together. However, if it was my room, I'd be tearing the tile down.

I worried ab the tile behind the vaanity. It is so difficult to have regrets! Good luck on your project, Dani.

Mokum, La Palma

https://catherinemartindesigns.com/products/la-palma-wallpaper?variant=39919643230291

Comes in several colors. I got a sample last year and it is a very nice quality paper.

@HU-225164262 - trust me, I know how difficult it is to go through renovations and have regrets! I am sure that your bathroom will still look beautiful once you find the correct wallpaper (or color) for the wall.

I just know that your floating marble (is it super white/dolomite?) vanity/sink wasn't inexpensive - and it really is beautiful. I am hoping that someone will come up with a way to make it still shine in your room!

Is this a full bath or a powder room? I ask because sometimes the bigger bathroom may not be where you want something humorous or whimsical. Big flowers, IMO, work everywhere. But scale might be slightly altered for a really tight powder room (ask me how I know…)

Some ideas

More

Not floral but it thought this gray and pink wallpaper was different