How luck you'd be if your tile was that nice soft tone of pink but often 1950's pink tile is much more bold or pinky beige and usually there is a whole mess of it. Here is a link to pink baths on Pinterest, some with the 1950's pink tile. Maybe you'll see something that inspires you. Maybe post a pic of your bath and tile? This may be a softer pink than your tile, but they really embraced it - I don't think it's tile, but you could carry the pink up the wall and onto the ceiling even, like this: or this with dark gray walls Maybe look for some really bold wallpaper that will take dominance over the tile... There is also a blog called Save the Pink Baths that you may want to look at. Here is a link that might be useful: pink baths

Fun comforter. How does it "read" at a distance? I see some blue but more of a periwinkle on my monitor. Some paint companies have really good computers (or actually people) that can actually match it if you can take in a piece of the set that has the blue you want for your walls.

I think the bathroom needs serious work to make it a nice space . The floor and the tile do not work together , the whole space is huge for no reason, the cabinets are the only thing worth keeping. I would save my money to renovate that space for sure. As for bedroom color I usuallt start with the bedding , a feature wall works best when it is on a wall with no doors or windows. I think the window in your master is too small, the wall color and the carpet don’t work together so maybe post a pic of the bedding you love and I hope you are not going to bring all those pieces into your new bedroom from the spare one.Also your ide books are all over the place, seriuosly sit down before doing anything and figure what style you really like. These spaces could be fabulous but they will require money and a good designer,

@Josie23 Thanks for pointing that out. I forgot to put a sink in the powder room but of course it will have a sink. I was mainly focusing on the master area. The powder room will be about 7.5 feet long x 3.5 feet wide which should be plenty of room for both a toilet and a sink. I read that the minimum area for a powder room is 11 square feet but this will be much larger than that. I have seen some pretty small powder rooms for sure.