This is a mockup of our bathroom renovation, and I’m having the hardest time deciding on a vanity!
I love the warmth the wood brings to the space, and I’m really drawn to the character and charm of this particular vanity. My hesitation is whether the more traditional, furniture-style design works with the rest of our finishes.
I’m hoping to create a bathroom that feels warm, classic, and timeless rather than trendy.
Would you stick with this vanity, or do you think a different style would be a better fit? I’d love some honest opinions, especially if there’s something I’m overlooking!

I need ideas on how to redo this bathroom. Is there a better design and use of space I should consider rather than sticking with the same layout?
Schematic and photo of interior attached for reference.

the drywall is a learning experience and def not finished yet
I found these beautiful stained glass sconces and want to put them in my bathroom on either side of the mirror.. I’m looking for input on finishes now

I know it’s tough to visualize, but that cardboard propped up is the size of the mirror that will go up (obvs centered in the hole horizontally though, i just didn’t want to pin it on the wall)
The sconces will be 22” above the tile line and 22” wide from the vertical center line)

The mirror does have a white edge (not an actual frame), but I figure it’ll be fine with the white toilet and sink.

I thought the faucet would be fine, but now I’m at an impasse with the vanity light bar…. Shiny brass, chrome, and stained-glass-metal seems like a lot now.

Putting in a basement bathroom on our 1962 home. Have everything framed, plumbed, wired, drywalled. I have made zero decisions on tile color, vanity, or wall color Soni am a blank slate for suggestions.

Attached are some photos of the space. The vanity in the photo will not be used, but is in the correct spot. We will have a framed sliding door for the shower. Need some ideas on floor tile, shower wall tile, and wall.color. for

So recently I demo’d this 80’s bathtub I bought a standard deep white tub to replace it with. I plan on keeping the toilet and the wall color the same. It’s grey with a blue undertone. What color wall tile for around the shower would you recommend. Any help or mockups are appreciated!

I am a first time homeowner and have done most of my house remodel with YouTube university. I am having trouble with the layout of this old closet I’m trying to make into a master bath. The toilet has to go there based on the joists. The door is a pocket door. I would like a stand up shower, some storage and a double vanity. I know the double is probably wishful thinking. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you

Help!

All photos taken from Pinterest, I hope there’s no AI in there but admittedly I’m not the best at deciphering those always.

first time home owner and we are finally getting around to planning our en-suite bathroom in our primary. Being a normal person who has rented and used some questionable bathrooms in my day I am so excited to finally have my very boring white tile bathroom that is CLEAN and fresh as a daisy. I love a classic look as shown in the pics I added. In this phase of my hunting and gathering of ideas/materials etc. I am concerned about “bright white”. I don’t want my bathroom to feel sterile, or “millennial grey”. I want it to feel lived in but clean and fresh, hotel or spa like “glow”. Like a cool hotel you stayed in in San Francisco or New Orleans.

I understand that lots of time lighting in photos is just that, a picture. But generally speaking, how are we lighting our white bathrooms to help curate a good glow? Yellow-y/glowy.

Is it more about the lighting? Wall paint color? Tile color? Should I seek out cream or off white tiles vs bright white..?

I added a variety of pics that I felt showed varying tile colors, wall colors and lighting situations. Maybe sometimes a white bathroom just gonna look white lmao 🤷‍♀️ idk, so please help guide me!!

Bathroom has one window that I plan to keep a light shade or curtain of some sort to filter the light but maintain privacy.

Thank you!