Hope my suggestion isn't too late - I also have a small gray bathroom I will be redoing soon. It has a gray tub with light yellow tile and gray linolium floor (from 1957), gray toilet and wall sink to match! I actually like gray for the bathroom - just not the yellow tile and I'm not willing to replace the tub - too expensive. My plan: White pedestal sink and toilet, white fabric shower curtain, white glazed tile around tub with some sort of accent tile (not too over the top) and gray tile flooring (3x10)that looks like wood, and light gray walls. It can be "dressed up" by adding glass sconces and a simple chandalier, if I want to get really fancy I (and you) can use glass beads (I prefer clear) as tie-backs for the shower curtain. Update hardware to Brushed Nickel, add white and accent color towels - I can,t wait! Best part is all you/I need to do is change the accent color for a different look. Good Luck!

Ok so I must order today so it can be placed Monday! Here is what I've chosen except I need help on the accent tile. Option 1: beautiful, classic, but will it be too chopped up? The tub wall on the sides of the window- photo above- is only 20" and the "XO" pattern is 11" wide so you will only see 3 full shapes for most of the wall. Will that look funny? xox-oxo-xox stacked? Also, with a huge white tub, in front of a white shuttered window, with this white tile,... is there not enough contrast? The side walls of the tub and rest of bath will be painted some shade of watery blue/green. Is it going to stand out enough or just blend in so much I might as well have saved my $? Option 2: I've looked at this in the store for a few years. Actually I took it home for my kitchen but the decided to go with more movement in counters so this tile was out. It is beautiful glass tile and fairly neutral colors, but it does add colors and therefore dictates all the accents going forward like paint, towels, art. Less options to change out other items down the road if I get tired of one look. Plus I am hoping to stay neutral for future sale. I am using Dolomiti for floors in matte, that will be used on main floor and up 1/2 wall behind tub. I will use the same tile in a gloss in the shower for wall. The shower floor will be 2x2 cut from the matte tile. Thoughts to the questions above please? THANKS! LM

IMO you are ahead of yourself . First the floor then if you eed wallpaper it needs to work with the floor and same for metal choice these all need to work together before doing anythting . Grays ae difficult to mix so that is the first item to deal with . The cabinet is set so now you need to see what flooring works with that gray . Do you have the cabinet? For me I would think cement tile for the floor , no wallpaper just a nice color from the cement tile for the walls this is just one of 100s of cement tiles you can choose from I like this since then go chrome for the faucet and that dark blue for a wall or if you have great lighting all the walls dark blue. Powder rooms are where you can have some fun they really can be like a little world all by themselves

Based on posts on this forum that I've read over the years, you don't want real marble on a shower floor. I also used real marble on a bathroom floor I remodeled almost 15 years ago and regretted it. If any males use the facilities and have bad aim you will get etching. But if you think marble will work for you on the floor in general, look for a porcelain tile for the shower floor that has the gray in it similar to the floor in a simpler pattern than what you're showing. While you do want a small format tile to aid drainage, some of the ones you're showing are too small and will give you a lot of grout to clean. This is similar to what I used in last bath I remodeled: