This is the last room to complete. We are moved in but everything else is complete. Master is just a closed door :-( we use my 2 year old daughters room upstairs and she moved in with her 6 year old brother about 6 months ago because I was getting zero sleep! But its temporary. We have one more currently baking and don't know gender. But same genders will share rooms. I want my own space with infant and for my daughter to get her room back.

Must stay:
-the light grey floor tile in bathroom is purchased.
-the charcoal carpet in bedroom is purchased.
-trim and doors (locally grown and milled birch trim and Lynden birch doors)
-all plumbing and electrical is roughed in whole room is framed and sheetrocked for this layout.
-kohler purist is the fixtures for shower and tub and sink faucets etc.

What we don't have:
-vanities - open for suggestions on my design. I have reversed frame by manu with drawers on bottom and recessed toe kick on all sides. Have not ordered but am needing to do that next so we can tile floor.
-do not own any wall, shower, tub backsplash tile. All open for suggestion. However, the idea is to still read the way I have it. I just don't know what I should do for sizes and "colors" and where. This is my first go. I don't want it to feel dark.
-no idea what bedding will be but I HOPE to find a light grey comforter with that bold pop of blue running though it. If you knew me, you would know that I don't settle and I always find what I am looking for without sacrificing quality! :-)

Whole house is contemporary with same birch trim and doors running through and diff shades of greys. Each room has pop of color. Laundry and powder are white, grey, pops of lime. Kids bath is white, greys, pops of orange. Kitchen and open living room to kitchen are pops of red. Kids rooms are a color I picked from their bedding.

Also, a BIG question... I have the tile in shower running on shower ceiling on the inside and outside walls that won't be touched by water because I want it to read the same. Hubby wants me to match the paint color to the tile and paint where we don't "need" tile. Same with the toilet inner block.. tile the one wall inside shower and paint the wall with the toilet door. I disagree :-(

anyway... ive said enough. let know know thoughts... suggestions.... questions... whatever! We are starting to clean it out of tools and junk we accumulated this month and work!

Thanks for looking!

photo 1 - top perspective of entire room minus the dropped ceiling in bath side.
photo 2 - better view of birch ply wall and the doors sliding out.
photo 3 - shower box wrapping toilet room.
photo 4 - just trying to get as much in view as I can.