Thanks! I appreciate the vote of confidence.

your fixtures are white, so white works.

@Lyn Nielson - Do you think this vanity top works even though it is not pure white but white and grey?

What's the matter with the one that at least blends with the ugly tile? I don't think a white vanity top ameliorates the color of that tan tile in any substantial way, certainly not enough to change it.

yes, you have some gray in the tile. I think I would even do a bit of tan and gray in art or the shower curtain. Is the hardware brushed/satin nickel? Are the walls white or a soft gray?

Wall color is a soft white. Will used polished chrome faucet and hardware.

great!

I'd keep any new things in a gray tone and the tan will be a compliment.

If you have had enough searching, you've had enough. Call it done and move on.

Call it done, pat yourself o the back and move on. If you want to keep searching find a bright contrasting color. The white with a hint of gray is perfect.

What’s wrong with the one you have? If it is functional then keep it. It goes perfectly with the wall and floor tiles.

@Diana Bier Interiors, LLC - The current countertop as a long crack in the stone. The wood on the cabinet is chipping and puckering.

Thanks everyone else. I was sure it was going to be a chorus of "this looks aweful - you must go back to the drawing board." I know folks here will give me their real opinion and I'm glad they were a thumbs up for moving ahead.

If your current one is no longer good I would try to find a natural or stained wood vanity with a white top

IMO it looks enough but am wondering if it is big enough.

@Norwood Architects - It is a small space and can only fot 25” max. Glad it is 21” deep to give a bit more counter surface area. The surface mount medicine cabinet sit 5” proud of the wall so the depth is nice for that too. Bonus that the bottom drawer is operable and I hope a good size for TP.