Guest Bath First Floor

possible sink with vanity small enough to fit in bathroom?

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possible sink style

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possible solutions to lack or sink space

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Storage niche above toilet to make up for a lack of vanity and classier than an over toilet storage you get from target

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Something like this but with legs? If we aren't having a vanity would it be too expensive to tile underneath like this?

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I don't hate that wallpaper, but maybe it would be too much.

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I'm sure it's a million dollars but that's a really cool faucet and it would leave more space around the sink.

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This is more like the one you showed me, but it has a shelf at the bottom too which is nice.

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Style is off but that sink looks like it might be small enough to fit in a space that a pedestal sink could.

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Not sure how I feel about black fixtures and obviously that shower isn't a walk-in but I don't hate the vibe of this bathroom but I don't know if it would go with the house. Would a sink like that work? I like the option of some closed storage under the sink if we could.

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Kinda fun. But all that floor and shower tiling might be a bit much to spend on a guest bath.

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Like the quiet, sophisticated energy of this. Although even with the shower window, it may not be light enough in that bathroom that I'd want to go dark with the walls.

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This is obviously completely over the top for this house but I really liked that they got turquoise and navy to work in one small space and they picked up the vanity color in the (linen?) wallpaper and even hid the plug with the wallpaper and I couldn't delete it.

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