I think it looks great, but I can't really see the difference between the navy and black on my monitor either. Honestly, the artwork is so eye-catching that I don't think anyone will be thinking about the frame.

Love the art. I'd replace the blue and white with something much bolder - to my eye, they just look too delicate to go with that powerful piece.

IMO the art connects to nothing in the space the blue and white jars are not working in my mind with that piece , how about a nice red glass soap pump and the jars serve no purpose so take them away and I don’t like the mirror in the space especially with the art.

I’m with Beverly- beautiful piece of art but fights with your nice mirror and interesting floor. Beautiful materials but too much going on in small space for me.

I like it. I understand the dissenting opinions, but to me art is very subjective. It’s supposed to be enjoyed, and speak to our individuality, not necessarily something to just fill a spot(s) and perfectly “go” with everything else. I look at your picture as if you had very bold wallpaper in the room — interesting and unique. To me, it doesn’t take away from your other lovely elements at all.

It’s just one of those things we all look at differently .... but if you like it, I’d keep it. If it’s going to bother you, though — wondering if it’s right — I’d find something else.

For me, it's not right but I agree with Jinx, if you love it, keep it but seems you're questioning it so maybe you love it in another place.

I'm with BeverlyFLADeziner. It's too large and competes with the mirror. The accessories on the vanity look out of place also. IMO the mirror should be larger as to give your guests a fuller view of themselves.

Absolutely love the art, but not in that bathroom. Does not go with the mirror. Does not go with the floor. Is a bit too large for that space between shower and vanity. Does not go with the quiet calm aesthetic of the bathroom which I like a great deal. Sometimes in my house, the bathroom is the only place to get some peace! That art is wonderful; place it somewhere else in your home that will highlight it, and that will fit better with its dynamic explosion-of-color aesthetic.

I actually do not think you need any art at all in that space between shower and mirror.

In my house, that china jar on the left side of the sink would be smashed on the floor in no time with that precarious placement. Belongs on a shelf somewhere out of harm's way.

I love the art - it would work perfectly in my home (MCM/Scandinavian), but nothing else in your room would work in my home. The room and the art just simply do not work together.

I love it! If you love it, maybe remove the jars and replace with something more colorful.

I like it! It does "compete" with the mirror, but I'd be more inclined to replace the mirror with something simpler that has a larger viewing surface than I would to remove the lovely zebra. Art doesn't have to "match" anything in the room. It gets to stand alone to be what it is. That's what art does. It shows up with its own persona, and everything else takes second stage.

That's great art! But not for this space. Remove the zebra and the ginger jars. Get yourself a statement soap dispenser and remove the grocery store version. This bathroom doesn't need anything else. Let the elements that are there shine. Let your brass touches, mirror frame and busy floor tile be the stars. Perhaps add colour with towels.