You need to take a pic of the whole space. It's impossible to see what it is going on. Do you mean that you've got two different tiles in the shower?

Without more info, right now I'd say there is no way you can use that wallpaper with any of what you have going on.

I don't get it...what?

In one picture it seems the shower tile is a cooler color than the flooring. In the last picture the shower tile could be just a darker color of the tone on the floor.

I would not use that wallpaper.

Is this the shower tile?

I also would not use that blue paint.

Your floor is pretend wood grain. The pros all say to not mix real wood grain with fake wood grain. I would paint the cabinet instead.

Taj Mahal can be cooler or warmer depending on the slab you pick.

I think you should pick a solid color quartz.

Do you have an inspiration photo?

It is not a total disaster but if it were my house I would have to floor redone. Then you could have the stained cabinet you prefer.

WHAT??? What are the material in the current bath and forget about that wallpaper. Do you have TWO different shower wall tiles or am I seeing things?

no the wall tile is the same just a different lighting i guess. It looks more like the big picture

i'm not using blue paint that's the water they use for tile placement. the wood grain is the floor tile, the subway is shower wall. I know I've screwed up but they haven't grouted yet. the shower is too expensivew to change plus it looks good. i haven't bought the marble yet, but not a big fan of quartz.

Keep it very simple at this point. No wallpaper. Painted cabinet. You will need to post better pictures of your shower tile, with best lighting possible, in order to get advice about everything complementing everything else.

If the shower tile is gray, and the floors have a gray undertone, it might be ok.

I really would not do a red oak vanity. Why something that leans toward the reddish/pinkish/orange-ish if you have gray tones going on? Are you saying it's going to be installed and then stained/painted? That's not a great idea. I would pause and figure out the flooring first. I would take your shower tiles (and floor tiles) in person to a nice retail tile shop to get some help. Don't bother with a big box store--you need someone with a good eye.

Red oak vanity? No

Painted vanity and no to that wallpaper

thanks for all your comments. I think I'm going to redo the floor tile, paint the walls if I can take wallpaper back. the red oak vanity was the builder's choice for wood (he did not consult with me first). It's going to cost me a fair amount extra for the floors but.... keeping fingers crossed about the wallpaper . I'll try to take another photo when the workers get out of bathroom.

Can you put all the pieces of this puzzle next to each other and take a picture - the lighting is playing a lot with what we are seeing...

I agree with the no to the red oak vanity unless it was stained something interesting

I really like that wall paper though

Don’t take this the wrong way but it seems like you are unhappy with it because you didn’t have a solid plan before beginning (or had a plan but didn’t stick to it). Don’t go doing the same again by tearing up the floor before you have all your ducks in a row and know exactly what is going where. There is a helpful group here. Take advantage of them (if you don’t have a designer helping) and don’t do anything until you know every single finish.

It seems to me that you are saying (and showing) that somehow the tile for doing the floor included a couple of planks that are a different color than the rest o the the floor, so that the floor is tiled with the same stuff, but in two different colors. Am I at all close?

I agree with the others that the wallpaper is too much. You have enough streaky gray texture with the floor alone, don't need to pair it with a different streaky gray. The shower looks fine, in all one light gray tile, right?

If the red oak vanity is already bought and cannot be returned, you could paint it white (prime and then sand between coats and let it cure a month before you bump it very hard). You could also stain it with white stain, though it might be too streaky a look next to the flooring.

Yes- floor tile & shower tile. The cool blue gray tile is fine. Next to the floor, it looks like an ocean blue gray. color. Red oak vanity- No....go with a white vanity-

wallpaper? That paper reminds me of beachy coastal reclaimed wood furniture. Although I don't like wallpaper, following a whole house removal..... That wall paper looks like it works with your tile and floor., but I wouldn't choose it because it might be too busy.

Id keep things light- add white fluffy towels and double sided white rug, white flowers in a Mercury glass or silver pot, great blue heron print wall art. Examples- --https://www.jatashop.com/blue-heron-bird-pose-i-wrapped-canvas-giclee-print-wall-art/

https://www.walmart.com/ip/The-Blue-Heron-Print-Wall-Art-By-Mark-Catesby/435987544?selected=true

https://www.pinterest.com/pin/550776229405017079/

Why were the tiles in the shower niches installed vertically while the rest was installed horizontally?

thanks for all your helpful comments. if I changed the floor tile more to a gray tone, what are your thoughts about painting the flat walls hale navy, the vanity stained whitish gray cabinet (the guy didn't make it right so he has to redo it). What countertop would you put on that?

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Navy would make it pretty dark in there. Is that the vibe you're going for?

Honestly keep the choice as simple as possible and as for wall color get all the rest done then worry about that.To really give any ideas you need to post the stuff in one picture so we can see the choices together . IMO the floor is fine the showers are fine so not sure exactly waht your issue is. The wall paper as nice as it is doesn’t work .

I agree with Patricia...I don't see a huge problem here.

I don't understand your worry about losing the cost of wallpaper, yet you're okay with tearing up and replacing a floor?

If you can take a better picture (take a couple tiles outside) so we can SEE the differences in the two tiles, it would help.

As you show it now (don't forget, we're all looking on our own monitors!) I don't think it looks bad. You have a tub, so the tile isn't right next to the floor tile anyway.

Just forget the wallpaper and paint the vanity a solid color....

Please post a picture of all your elements together in one photo... I feel like this is a mid - reno panic... Many people have it... all of a sudden they feel like everything is wrong because now it is all large and in true scale...the tile looks different in each picture so it is tough...

To answer your most recent question, if you change the flooring to more of a grey tone and have the vanity stained a whitish-grey, I would do either a plain white quartz for the counter or a quartz with minimal veining. I think Carrera marble would have too much veining to go with the variegated floor.

sounds good. i was

this is all I have so far. it looks a little lighter and perhaps more taupe in person. (wall tiles)

the floor tiles will be longer 12 x 24.

So what's on the floor now is the same as the photo you just posted? I don't see a problem. Although I would love if you would paint the vanity...Mine is white because I wanted a clean look, so maybe consider that you have a lot going on with the variations in the tile so keeping things simple and classic is the right move...

I think sumptuous towels and a spa shower curtain in white would be lovely...

yes I'm leaning toward painted now. I still would like to use the marble, paint cabinet white to match marble and perhaps paint the walls?? not sure...

So have you already pulled out the floor tiles?

Sorry I think you are still mixing shades of grey that don't match. Shower tile has a purplish undertone and new square floor tile looks greenish to me. Can you find a white floor tile that work? Or maybe even black?

Your new gray floor tile will make the whole room look like concrete. I think it's too similar in tone to the shower tile. The wood look tile you currently have on the floor is fine. You just need to rethink your other choices. What you have will work with a dark stained cabinet or a white/light gray painted cabinet with a white quartz top. Decide on paint when it's all done. OR, if you want to use the wallpaper, find a small scale white floor tile, and use a dark blue or white painted cabinet with a white countertop. You have to decide which items are more important to you - the wallpaper? the floor? the marble countertop? Know your priority and then work backward to find the parts that fit with the one or two items you want.

That's the problem with monitors...we're all seeing something different.

I have carrara marble counters and I put a dark slate floor in one bathroom and a penny round vintage-look black and white in another (my tile in the shower areas are white). What about a considerably lighter or considerably darker floor?

I think I am now lost - wasn't there a wood like tile installed on the floor?? I don't care for this last pic with the gray floor - too much gray and to plain...

Janie Gibbs, I got it just now-Love it and Love you! Beth I would wait re the floor until all your tile, floor and shower is finished with grout and the ivory-ish door and trim is painted out to white or whichever colour you are thinking and walls maybe in white to start without the distractions of your old paint colours. New tile work really shines once the grouting and trim work is completed.

Keep the two tiles you had, wallpaper the ceiling, paint the vanity, hold off on all future freak outs until the end of the job.