to me, the floor is the most odd-man out

you can either repeat it more..say paint darker chocolate-y color, bring accessories, put shower curtain with stronger design containig browns/golds on it

or you can try and ignore it-put a bigger rug so it almost covers it..preferrably knotted wool since these are very resistant to moisture, are easier to clean, and can come very affordable in smaller sizes. Something like inside-outside rug might work very well too-these can be hosed etc.

try to keep your towels in colors that don't constrast the floor...warmer tones, creams, etc. one can go with pattern too as long as you love it))

I actually like your tile surround, and vanity.

you can play with lighting, faucet, mirror/cabinet if you dislike them..or if you happened to stumble onto something you like much more/find more functionable

I might be an odd man out too-I'd rather change the floor than any other element in your bath. And then style it all to my liking. One can make a bath very pretty with fabrics(curtains, mats, towels) interesting holders and trays, art, plants even..

Not every bath-but yours is a good candidate to me.

I would paint and then save money until you can completely gut that bathroom. The two greatest challenges in the room are the two things that cannot be changed at this time. Paint and add accessories as aprilneverends mentioned.

I would rip out everything and start from scratch. Floating vanity with glass courier shelving and a lighted mirrors, floating toilet, porcelain slabs with glass tiles on walls, glass barrier for tub and rain shower head.

For flooring wood like ceramic tiles

what is your budget? are those vinyl floor tiles? did you know you can paint them?

new vanity, counter (or find one that comes w/countertop and sink) and lighting. do you want to keep those mirrors?

For a quick fix - paint the vanity in a single color - white perhaps, paint the walls a favorite color and change the shower curtain to a rod style. If you can afford more, change the light to a pendant, maybe 2. I agree with an area rug - if you do that make sure it is a very resilient rug and that it can be laundered.

Hey there, I like your bathroom! Still...

The toilet could be updated, but that could get cost a bit too. Or you just give the lower part of the wall a patterned wallpaper, taking into account the darker color of the wood above the medicine cabinet. You could also update the white wooden border and exchange it with the same wood.

Overall I would say a bit more color would not hurt your bathroom imho. It#s not a must, it looks very well!

@Beth H., I think they are vinyl, but not sure - we are under contract on this house, so I'll have to wait for the walk-through to check. I didn't know you could paint them, but that's a good tip!

The mirrors I don't feel strongly about, but I do want a new vanity/counter/sink and new lighting.

Budget - maybe $2k at most. Preferably less. This is primarily a kids bathroom, but will also be accessible to guests.

I would wait until you can redo the tub. If you have another tub in the house, I’d go with a walk in shower.

Right now the tub looks too tall, awkward, and takes up unnecessary space.

If the floor is vinyl, then it should be easy to replace.

I'd replace the vanity with one of the wood IKEA Godmorgon ones, and new light fixture.

Get a new shower curtain that picks up some of the beige, and paint the walls another color from the curtain.