I think all the colors look good together. Don't overthink it.

Consider replacing the art above the toilet with something round or oval shaped..a landscape scene with greens in it. Maybe one of the designers here can mock up your mirrors in a different color. If it were my bathroom, I would paint the frames a gray-green to tie into the stone in the shower, and then simple, solid, pale gray-green rug(s) on the floor.

It looks like you used a natural stone (green) on the shower curb and bench, but a different material on the vanity top. Is it possible to have a vanity top and backsplash fabricated from the same stone as on the curb and bench?

The gold mirror would have worked if you had all brass accessories, faucets, etc so I suggest you paint the frames silver. I also suggest you install a roman shade on the window, a coordinating washable runner in green & cream/white, and replace the towels for solid colour green.

Dear Heartsick..............

Too many "selections" for one small space!

Do you want to LOVE what you began, and don't love right now?

Make your intent, clearer! and greener

Paint the Vanity a DEEP green match to the green accent tile, add a plain white quartz top. Silvery finish on the mirrors, narrower less bulky and add lights. Paint the walls a much!! paler shade of that green and as all else: )

Trying to have the everything idea, gave you the nothing result and the heartsick...

Or????

Change the vanity top to MATCH the curb and bench top and accent niche you did not need, but now have. No, you can't rip the niche or you will compromise waterproofing .You need to make these little boo boos of design overthink look far more intentional.!! Not like the afterthought they seem as of now.

Paint the vanity ?......Yes....I'd probably do white, but even the wood stain might be fine. No, it isn't a sin to paint wood.

No to the "gold" accents, please?. You accidentally "made" that decision with the choice of satin nickel plumbing. Not the newest finish in a bath.....: ( and really doesn't pair well with brass....gold......anything. Instead?

Get new mirrors in a "silvery" tone, narrower frame, less bulky.

Add the lighting above, similar tone, there is NO rule saying an updated bath needs multiple metal finishes!

You don't need a dated valance on the window. Too old lady : ). A nice plantation shutter in white, tilt the blade for privacy and light BOTH!

PAINT the walls....a watery green might be nice, ANYTHING but gray, please?

Lose the stripe towels for blinding white bath towels, use the deep green accent in hand towels.

Add some art with the multi leafy greens!

Your fix here, is to unity the disparity/ disjointed look in finishes!!

Add the lighting above, similar tone, there is NO rule saying an updated bath needs multiple metal finishes!

Passerby?

..... A BATH DESIGN is not a one from column a, one b, one c!

Ask first!, is the best . No bath needs this many "elements" to be beautiful.

I'm sorry but I think it's fine, just needs some tweaking/accessories. Lisedv has some nice suggestions for easy fixes. Don't be heartsick over having a perfectly fine, new bathroom. Could you have made some better choices? sure. but it's far from terrible.

Your bathroom can look the same with green paint.

or

A very simple solution to the odd-man-out mirror frames is to paint them the same color as the walls.

Thank you everyone for all the input. The natural stones in the space include green granite in the shower and Taj Mahal quartzite on the counter. It would be WAY too expensive to change any of that out.

Everything is brand new in this space as it was a complete gut job.

I would hate to paint the dark maple cabinet as well, even though I love the color green. I think I will paint the mirror frames silver and the walls green to start.

Thank you all again. I will post new pictures once it is completed.

@Rosemarie Thommes, I wouldn’t paint that green, if you do you would have to paint your door for it is the same shade as your walls. Add wallpaper like sea grass, for it has some color tones that even out your space.

I think you are making a wise choice by not replacing any of the stone or painting a new vanity. If you paint the walls green you need to choose the right green. Nothing too bright. Get samples and bring them home to look at them in your room with your lights. Or get a coordinating wallpaper

@Rosemarie Thommes here are some choices.

Theres the bali wallpaper, which has tones that can be pick up from the bathroom.

Off-White Seagrass Wallpaper Bolt · More Info

Baja Grass Blue Texture Wallpaper, Bolt · More Info

July 2026 Update: I ended up swapping out the two gold framed recessed medicine cabinets for a single 60" wide frameless recessed medicine cabinet. I also had the 3 recessed lights removed and added 2 fixtures above each sink. It took me awhile but I found a fabric with all the colors of the bathroom; for a cornice board above the window. Lastly, I purchased green towels. I love how it finally looks pulled together. I had to spend more money to have all this done but my husband is grateful I'm not crying about it anymore.

Nice to see that you are happy with the final result!