Liz, you're going to have provide a lot more info if you want help. pictures, ideas, wants, needs, space placement, etc.

We are currently under construction for our new home & recently purchased this vanity for our master bathroom. I love it! However, I’m stuck on where to go design-wise from here. We plan to have a tile floor & full tile walk in shower. I was thinking about using white tile for both but that seems like it will be a little sterile. I can’t figure out where to add a few more additional pops of color to make it feel cohesive.

Also, the stock hardware is brushed nickel but I considered replacing with a gold/brass tone possibly?

I would love some advice! Thanks :)

Originally, we were going to do a shower somewhat similar to this but with a different tile in the focal area.

If decorating is not your thing, which I'm assuming it's not if you're here and asking these questions, then you're going to have a very difficult time putting together a cohesive design around such a random colored item. My advice would be to stop what you're doing, and find someone with some decorating sense to help you. As you are realizing, there are not a lot of appropriate bathroom colors that are going to match with teal beyond white and gray. The minute I say that, all kinds of people are going to come on here and start listing a million colors that match with teal, and they will completely gloss over the fact that I said "bathroom appropriate colors". Yellow looks great with teal, but not for a bathroom. Orange looks great with teal, but not for a bathroom. So the last thing you want to do is start adding "additional pops of color", a master bathroom is not the place for that. So if this is what you're committed to doing, then I would pick out a patterned tile floor in white with gray accents. I would do a white subway tile shower. I would do brass hardware. And I would work in some other mid tone gray accents. That's it on color. I would let that vanity represent the color in the space otherwise it's going to go from sophisticated to juvenile very, very quickly.

Thank you for your input cpaul1. When I used the term “additional pops of color” I really meant how I could find a way to tie the teal into the room vs making it feel like I just plopped a teal vanity down in the midst of a white & grey bathroom. I am happy with it being the single focal point in the room as long as it flows. I bought the same vanity in white as well just incase the teal was a total flop.

All white or simulated marble tile for bathroom with teal accents like towels and art.

I would not bring teal into the tile.

I can post a grip of combos that work w/that vanity. plenty of other options besides white and gray,,,,or orange.

these are just a few elements. I could post at least 50 more

cement tiles

glazed earthenware/zellige (CleTile)

in any of these vignettes, you could substitute your color vanity and it would work

Have you seen this vanity in person? I wouldn't call it teal--it looks gray with a very subtle blue-green undertone, so it could act as a neutral instead of a pop of color. Your lighting may also affect the color. I wouldn't plan tile around a teal color scheme, but a light gray and white scheme should work with the vanity whether it's gray or blue-green.

I agree it would be easy to match this with a marble-look tile all over the bathroom, or to find a small amount of colored tile to match and put in, say, the niche in the shower for a gentle echo. Probably there are other ways to bring in the color, though, like art, towels and rugs, etc.

Because you have color in your vanity j would keep your tile and paint colors for the bathroom neutral. I think marbles in grays and whites would look stunning. a beveled white tile in shower would be nice. It need not be a subway size. I would go larger and do a combination. The vanity has a bit of glamour to it. I would change out the hardware. Gold would be lovely and you could do polished nickel for faucets and shower hardware . tie in the gold hardware on the vanity by using a light fixture in gold tone. I like some of these tiles because they repeat the X pattern by using a diamond shape.

If you will have a chandelier something like this would be stunning to tie the gold in but keep the white theme going

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If you’re doing sconces on either side of vanity mirrors I’d use gold there .

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On my phone currently so not a lot of time to pull more examples but hopefully this will give you some ideas.

Thank you!!! These are WONDERFUL suggestions that really fit the style/look I am going for. You totally nailed it :)