Came here via your post in Buying and Selling forum... Picture #2 on the wall with the pink & blue pattern - what is that "blob" thing that looks like either plastic or glass cubes? I've been shopping for flooring & counter top for the last few months, so things you can get at the local Depot / Lowes are still fresh in my mind. If you did replace the floor, would you try to buy locally or would you mail order? The floor is where I would start before picking a paint color. Ok, interesting choice of tiles. It reminds me of hotel colors minus the pink & blue. I like the vanity, I might have gone a little darker, but that was popular back then. Not my choice of counter top as it's too dark, you might be able to sell it and get something more complimentary with the money if you change your mind. I have lots of samples from Depot & Lowes, the colors in the tile are still used as accents in a few. Next time you go shopping, pick up samples so that you have them, who knows it may inspire you. You may have seen me mention the Italia stone we used in the main bathroom on the floor. It's a heavier peel & stick, it would compliment that really well. In the tile there is a blueish grey, which would make the blue tile look like it belonged more. I would start grabbing flooring samples too so that you know what's out there. This will give you an idea of what you should keep (vanity or counter) and what you can work with. I'm almost positive there was another Italia stone that would compliment the colors of the tile & tie the counter in, then you're left with figuring out what to do with the vanity color. With all of these sites like Craiglists, you have the option to make some cash off of what you don't reuse. For accessories, if you will use them, to get an idea of what you're into; do you like florals, solids?

This one by Thomas is a little smaller (11.24 in) but only $45 at Lighting Direct This one is a little larger at 16" and $108 This one is 14" and $107. The ones I saw with detail that would make them more similar were similarly priced or even more. Keep in mind that lighting is generally something that is easy to replace or upgrade later, especially if you don't need to run new wiring. You can go plainer and change it out later if you find something worth the price difference or you are better able to spend more later. But you may find that you don't looko at a laundry room fixture often enough to care how it looks as much as how well it lights the room.

I really like the combination of the three tiles. Any idea where I could find these tiles? What is the pattern on the floor called? This combination in a greige would work too. Thanks.

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