Meghane, I love the idea of re-tiling the floors with white hex/colored accent tiles! (You know, those hexagonal flowers?) Maybe changing the vanities out. One thing you might try instead is making them look old, by replacing the door/drawer panels with radiator cover mesh and changing out the hardware, to get that retro vibe. If you need the storage, it would be insanity to get pedestal sinks. The glass shower door looks good, it's functional, and the tub is reglazed, so..if it ain't broke, don't fix it! I agree that I would try new wall paint/towels/a purely decorative shower curtain to tie in the wall tiles instead. I personally like the yellow tiles. Those weird combos were very fifties, why not embrace them? You could even use brown accent tiles in the master bath. OR you could reglaze the brown tiles to black, if you truly hate them. Maybe you would like yellow and black better? I love the seafoam green! In my grandparent's only bathroom, they had seafoam green tiles with black tiles on top. They had that exact mirror/light, with a square pedestal sink. I think they had some weird asbestos floor tile. You can skip that! :)

This is a long term rental! I am so loving the photos tqtqtbwprovided. That's exactly what I had in mind when I mentioned the black white and green :). We will hopefully paint the walls the same color as the "white" tile this weekend & i can update with photos! We have taken out the shelving behind the toilet, and have left both bathrooms bare so we can decide on a rug! I'm afraid to pick anything white since the tiles aren't a "true" white, they're more of an ivory shade. Of course that, too, could change with the lighting. As far as the floors, the grout is actually a dark grey color - so i'm not sure bleaching would help :(. I have gone so far as to look up temporary vinyl flooring because the floors drive me crazy. I feel like they throw the entire idea off in my head. Other than that, I'd have to assume we'd be relying on bath rugs/mats to cover what we can? The countertops will have to stay as-is, so i'm trying to work around them. I feel like they're doable until the landlord decides to update.

OMG!!! I haven't seen those washable wall to wall carpets since the late 70's. My mother used them in the 60's. She had two sets for each bathroom and washed them every few days. As a kid I loved them on my feet. Now I can show others what I tried to describe to my younger friends. Thank you. LOL

That tile is a pretty blue! I agree the floor isn't doing anything nice for the room. I like blue with sunny yellow and/or yellow green, if pink seems too much. We have a tiny 50s pink tiled bathroom with accent tiles featuring ochre & blue, and I use blue & yellow towels as color accents. Everything else in the room is white w/ chrome fixtures and black accessories.