I really like all the stuff you're doing! I'm sorry I can't be more help. The Ikea frames may be a bit overplayed (I've seen them in a lot of apts/houses) but painting them white will prevent them from looking too commonplace!

I love the dresser for storage outside the bathroom! And FANTASTIC deal on that tub!

Some random thoughts:
Would a bridge faucet raise the spigot and handles up enough that you could use your vessel sink? I like your choices, but I wouldn't put the dark brown tile on the wall. I would also try to find a window treatment that is lighter in color.
Personally, I like doors on a bathroom. You can always use two half width doors if you want to save some floor space from the swing.

forhgtv, I do have a bridge faucet that we can use with a vessel. I guess the question now is whether or not we use the dresser. What wold you put on the wall behind the tub instead of the brown tile? A white tile? Thanks for the suggestion of half-width doors; I haven't seen them before.

purrus, Ikea isn't overplayed here because the closest one is 3 hours away. Yes, we were thrilled to get the tub. Believe it or not, we are using it already in the room as it is. LOL

...Pam

If the bridge faucet would work with the dresser and save you from redoing the pipes, I would use the dresser. It will provide great storage in the bathroom. Will you be painting the dresser? How were you thinking that you would waterproof the top of the dresser? Urethane?

You can wall-mount the flat screen so that you don't have to have a shelf.

The brown tile would certainly work behind the tub, especially if you are using it on the face of the tub. I was just thinking that you might like a lighter, brighter feel, so I was thinking that you might use white (or green) on surfaces above the floor.

I would not want those IKEA frames either...
I would do a very simple round "silver" frame and stencil or paint curley art nouveau sort of tendrils on the pale creamed coffee walls...
That dresser says country to me....not at all Nouveau. I think I would look for a simple plain chest of drawers paint it and have that very clever hubby of yours make some sort of decorative fret work to go on top....then start collecting old hand mirrors and such.

I have that exact faucet set but not with a vessel sink. I sometimes get annoyed because I can't fit a small vase under it....or more specifically a plunger....my drain is running slow!

For curtains or even a drape on a wall, consider voile tied here and there with bunches of flowers...
And wouldn't a Rosetti print be lovely on one wall?

Here is a link that might be useful: Rosetti paintings....

forhgtv, if we used the dresser we probably wouldn't paint it. Hubby would prefer we find another one that's paintable. This one has just been refinished. I'm not sure if the tv would be wall mounted or not, but there will be shelves, anyway, to hold bath supplies. You are right that a lighter feel is what I want -- I really wanted white marble throughout LOL -- and so I've found some images for colour combo inspiration, tan with white.

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I may be going more country than Art Nouveau... and it really doesn't matter. Maybe ecclectic is better, anyhow.

lindac, I love Rosetti! You know... the Ophelia prints might be perfect with some fairy statues I already own.

I'll try searching for fabrics for curtains.

As you see here, I have some dark green to work with from my tub.

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...Pam

Very pretty inspiration pictures. Contrasting white with one other relatively neutral color certainly creates a warm, but still crisp look. I love the Silhouette shades shown in that last inspiration picture. They provide privacy without blocking the light.