I think I would put one rug in front of the sink going from the wall to the edge of your vanity. (longer than you have now) and I would put a smaller rug over the tub when not in use. Put the small rug on the floor when you are bathing and showering. I would not put a rug in front of the stool...easier to clean a bare floor. AND I would make the rugs light blue to match the upper part of your walls. For towels, you could have white to match the shower curtain or dark blue but think white would give it a more spa like appearance. It isn't necessary but you could put a short sheer white curtain on the window to soften everything. I would hide the bowl brush and anything else around the stool, if possible.

@theresa Is a mat in front of your vanity necessary? Would you be ok with only a bath mat? That might help with the choppy look of two mats. Plus, a lighter color mat would blend better into the floor, which helps it look bigger. As for a 'spa look', are you able to paint the walls? Change the sconce?

yes I am able to paint the wall. Open to any and all suggestions

Thank you @erinsean! those are great suggestion

can you put in a new vanity light? there is nothing spa-like about it. You can put that one aside, (find a cheaper option w/lights that point down!) and install one of your own.

this one is from lowes

Ditto w/knobs on the cabinet.

and maybe a new window covering. You can find bamboo blinds at lowes.

grab a few plants and hang them from the ceiling like shown. (get little screw in J hooks. that can be removed and patched when you leave)

see how cute? find a garden stool (HomeGoods) and put it between toilet/sink.

or under window. bring in baskets. maybe hang a shelf over toilet. get some towel hangers. pretty towels.

greenery, some pictures. maybe paint the wall a diff color. bamboo blinds, wicker baskets, new rug. all will give you a diff feel.

how about some type of bamboo shelf caddy? maybe next to toilet or somewhere else?

But you need to start w/a light fixture!

these are simple DIY privacy shades

i'd prob find a larger rug. one that spans toilet/sink, and covers a good portion of the tile
(not these colors,,,just showing you the size

large fluffy, washable white one, would prob be best

get something that stretches from door to wall and tub to toilet

or, try a wood / teak or bamboo, mat for exiting the shower and get a smaller rug for in front of the sink. you really shouldn't have a toilet rug. (I mean, you can, unless you have 3 guys using this bathroom. in that case it would get kind of gross.)

they have a cork mat too

hide the toilet supplies on the other side. maybe find a storage caddie for those

Do you really need a rug in front of the sink? We just completed a master bath and I realized two wouldn’t fit.

I really found that one in front of the sink wasn’t necessary.

Should I put a rug in front of the toilet