The ceilng and floor co ordinate. Pull a colour from the brick for the walls so those 2 elements will co ordinate with each other. Don't forget to use primer when re painting the walls.

Pulling a color from the brick is interesting! Should it be the lightest or darkest color? Would you say to leave the slanted ceiling white or match the rest of the walls? It’s a tight space!

*I* would not have put in such a busy floor with the brick...........

Personally I adore blush and would use that with the brick. Not seeing the entire room I am inclined to think painting the sloped ceiling the same as the walls would make the room more soothing.

The floor looks gray to me. If you want 'dark' use the darkest colour from the floor.

I'd paint the ceiling and plaster walls all the same color, leave the brick as it is. I'd be concerned with a very dark color on the slope that people could have a hard time seeing where it is and hit their head. For this reason I'd go with a grey from the floor and used it on the painted walls and ceiling.

While the current blue is really handsome, it is a lot to have three very different surfaces in the same small space. Pulling grey from the floor unifies the space a bit more and will be easier than selecting a pink that actually matches the brick.

P.S. - Damn that chlorox! My house cleaner uses it too even though I have asked her many times not to. Sure, it cleans fixtures well but it ruined my bath curtain and who knows whatelse it will destroy.

Paint color: the white of your sink and toilet....walls and ceiling in a washable matte finish.