Lol should I put it in another room?

How old is the house? Are the "bits of brick" real or faux? Will you be painting the whole house interior?

Take the mirror with you, just pack it up for moving now.

It’s 1953, the brick bits are faux but no one knows or can tell. It’s under plaster like a break a way

Yes I can paint.:)

What size mirror should I do?

do a simple rectangle that's smaller than the vanity, width-wise. you can frame it, or just get a simple beveled mirror (HD or lowes has them) also check craigslist. people give the plain mirrors away and you can frame them yourself if you want.

remove the valance on the window and take up the bits of carpet when showing. also just get a plain white shower curtain and white towels.

A photo of the bathtub and tile surround after removing the shower curtain would be helpful. Include a piece of white paper to help the camera with color balance.

The fancy mirror would be an excellent decorative hallway mirror over a table if it coordinates well with your furniture.

That's interesting about the faux bricks. I wonder if the plastering (and brick) was added well after 1953?

Yes It was me that added it about 10 years ago.:)

I like the brick, something different, I quest.:)

I would paint the walls and cupboards a lighter colour, maybe a greige. I agree that you should eliminate the valance and I would also cover the floor with one very large rug (maybe a Persian style) to cover as much of the white tile is possible. Put some small dark shelves over the toilet and remove the basket on top of the tank. Maybe put a small picture in where the green towel is now and put a new solid towel ring beside the new mirror. A similar picture in the bathroom alcove would also be nice. No Christmas decorations while showing the house as it detracts from the counter top which is quite nice.

Haha, well I love the mirror! The floor's not bad. I'd paint the room, cover the brick, ditch the valance and get an updated shower curtain. If you do those things and leave the mirror as is, if it still needs help, the next step I'd do is paint the mirror in a neutral paint to match the trim or walls and see how that looks. As a last resort, I'd remove the mirror, but I think with some paint it could look really fabulous and special.

Oh, and remove the xmas decor under the mirror. It's really too much with that mirror.

ETA: And I wouldn't paint that vanity. Not sure how a Mission style got mixed in with what was thought to be Tuscan, but it looks like a nice vanity that I'd leave as is, if it's in good shape.

What strikes me is that in that little room you have so many multiple colors going on - simplify/unify by getting wall color + built in's all the same color. Maybe even do trim/door same color, unless its repeated elsewhere in the house. Leave sink cabinet as is. Your tile floor looks pinky gray (on my monitor anyway) and doesnt go with gold of the walls at all, so choose paint color that better relates to floor, since that won't be changed. Once that's done, THEN consider what towels, what art etc. Start with what cant, or wont be changed - the idea is you just want the room to look coherent and reasonably attractive

I am not easily offended, I am enjoying all the feedback! ESP. Since we want to appeal to the messes for selling purposes.:)

What color do you all suggest to paint? I am going to follow many of your opinions.

I plan to take the mirror to the entry. Taking down all the decor, so it will be s blank canvas.

The tile floor is white with small amounts of gray and creamy color, mostly white though.

Leaving the vanity cherry wood and leaving the light fixture.

Might leave the brick undecided.:)

If you want to appeal to lots of buyers, take out all of the accessories and paint a beige/white to freshen it up and also brighten. Remove the brick - it will not appeal to many and people will worry about the effort. Go with a simple white shower curtain and towels and a rattan blind on the window. Change the light switches as well. In regards to the mirror, just remove and add a simple and modern mirror and a sisal rug which will allow people to envision their personality because its neutral.

Epoxy grout colorant yo take away the grid pattern on the tile. A warm white on the walls. None of the stuff. And a plain fresh shower curtain.

Tub tile photo?

Is that burgundy tile in the shower?

It’s more of a deep red.

Sophie....on the floors white expoxy to the grout ? This is an interesting idea. I can envision it.

Is the mirror's frame wood? Could you paint it a nice neutral white (or off-white)? It does dominate the room. The color seems "too strong" for a bathroom.

Make sure the tub is immaculate and skip the curtain.