Oh goodness Susan.. If I had to choose between the monkey paper and that stuff that was under it... I can understand why the folks papered monkeys over the old stuff. The old paper is a bit prettier, and I could see it maybe in a different bathroom or other... . but wow that must have been rather harsh with the brown tile edging the white tiles. Even when new. I bet once you get the glass door out and those cleaned up walls primered in white again and can breathe for a minute.. you still might think twice about those brown tiles amongst the much fresher and open palette. Have some fun for a week or few with putting up a new window treatment and shower curtain, trying out some paint samples. And out of curiosity.. on the right side of your OP it looks like a section of mirror extends from the medicine cabinet to the corner... have you started cleaning off the walls there yet? Does the wallpaper continue on behind the mirror or not? All of the color replacements folks have so kindly provided eliminate the mirror there.

I would sand the paint you have very well (after cleaning very well, to get all cleaners and polishes etc off the walls, and then prime it all white. Match the white in the tiles, and paint the walls white (use bathroom type paint), Paint the cabinets in matching white (cabinet paint), to the walls. Since it appears the floor is totally different and doesnt really go with the rest of the bathroom, I would take the darker color from the floor (blue, green???) and use it for accessories. A valance on the window, or some type of curtain, towels, etc. and artwork on the walls.

The wall tile is going have to be removed around the bottom perimeter and up to an area where there is no longer any evidence of water damage at least. It's possible that you could salvage a lot of the tile by careful removal and if you don't want to spend the money having someone else do this slow task, you could do it yourself in preparation for the contractor. My parents had to do this in a bathroom with a leaking shower and unfortunately had to replace some of the tile, they wove in a coordinating tile because believe it or not they could not find a white tile that matched in exactly the same size at that time. That repair was done 40 years ago and when the house was sold it was still intact.

Very nice! I love the little chest alcove that you added. I bet you can reach those drawers from both the toilet and the tub. I hate finding out I forgot something when I am already all wet. Is that a curio cabinet near the door? What will go inside?