I kinda went off on a tangent tonight... will show & tell about that later... Wouldn't you know I don't have a suitable box lid or other shadowbox part for my art doll? I'll have to improvise. Hmmmmm.... I'm wondering about round lids or triangle. Or Altoid tins, how about a trio of dolls? I didn't think about the humidity factor in the bath room. :-/ Guess I'll have to seal the dickens out of it. Meantime, I can anticipate your Show & Tell!

Greek costume dolls, framed by Primiere that's as far as I can go

Love it so much, I had to find more info. on it. It is an updated terrazzo "look". The large scale instantly made me think it was something "new". Googled around... lots of misses until I typed in large scale painted terrazzo floor. I also thought it might be something new and interesting done with inkjet printing for tile. Anyway, first link was for an article about terrazzo making a comeback only large scaled....at apartment therapy.... right there on the page, there it was...lol, it says in the text, "This is maybe a bit much, but there's something undeniably cool about this bathroom tiled in a designer terrazzo called Marmoreal by dzek." Haha... it being a bit much is exactly why I love it! It is called Marmoreal... and it is an engineered marble in resin... real marble. I followed the links and see that it is made in London.... also, got the feeling that it would be way out of my price range...yup. Found a cheese board made out of it..a stinking cheese board costs 250 bucks! I think RockyBird could do something absolutely fabulous with this Marmoreal for her new bath. Apartment Therapy Marmoreal Interesting pics of it being used to cover large spaces, walls

I actually think this wall is a great opportunity to make a statement. Since there won't be any furniture underneath, I'd lean toward one oversized piece rather than several smaller ones. A large artwork (around 40–60 inches wide, depending on the wall size) will help anchor the space and create a clean focal point without making the wall feel cluttered. Because the rest of your décor is fairly neutral, adding artwork with bold colors or rich texture would bring some nice contrast while still keeping the room balanced. Vertical pieces can help emphasize the ceiling height, while a large horizontal piece works well if the wall is wider than it is tall. If you're looking for inspiration, check out Eleanos Gallery. Eleanos Gallery has some beautiful oversized wall art that would suit a space like yours.