Does it HAVE to be a quick remodel? I ask because you say "master bathroom" which suggests maybe there is another bathroom in the house. If that's the case, then I'd really look at your absolute needs and see if you can take a little more time to make certain you're happy with the end result. Personally, I'd take a little time (maybe a day or even two) and decide what general look I want. Use pictures online from sites like Houzz or this site and find the aspects you like. Come up with a solid layout (maybe it's essentially what you have but swapping a shower for the tub) as everything goes from there. And decide on a general look (tile colors, accents or no?, painted or stained vanity, counter material, light fixture type/placement, etc) and go from there. I'd then take another day or two and run to actual tile stores (not big box stores) and bring home all the samples I liked. In case you're wondering, I have a giant stack of samples in my basement from doing this myself. Tile is one of the first things to go in, so you want to have that picked out as soon as possible (especially if it has to be ordered). Then while mulling over the tiles (put them in the room if possible or at least in a nearby room) and picking out favorites, I'd hit up plumbing showrooms and do some research on plumbing fixtures. Pick out your shower fixtures so that they can rough in the plumbing in the shower. You can take a little more time with toilet and sinks and faucets, especially if you generally know what you want. They can be installed after the tile. I'd probably then hit up granite yards (or whatever counter material you want) and bring home a lot of samples again. I'd put those with my favorite sample tiles and mull over until I found the ones that worked best for me. I might hit big box stores for vanity options or maybe check out the cabinet maker that did your kitchen (assuming you replaced cabinetry). There is absolutely no reason you have to rush on the non-fixed items like mirrors, towel holders, etc. A bathroom can be perfectly usable before you have these picked out and installed.

BM Aura Matte in our guest bathroom (Bath and Spa came out right after we'd completed that room), and BM Aura Bath and Spa Matte finish in our hall bathroom and MB. Love the look--it's not shiny at all, but not dead flat either. Has almost a velvety look. We used BM Aura Satin finish on the base molding (Bath and Spa not available in Satin, at least not earlier last year, not is Aura available in Pearl finish, which has slightly less sheen than Satin from what I've been told). Paint color is the same as the wall color, but the molding looks nicer with a hint of sheen IMO.

You pegged it, from the 90’s! Yes, the floor tile is pinkish, as is the tub & toilet. The sinks are hand painted w pinkish flowers. The shower & tub deck tile is a marble “look alike”. The finishes fit the house, which is based off a southern plantation home in LA. I don’t want to modernize it & don’t want to invest the $ either. It needs a lot! Yes, agree to paint the wood around the tub. Paint the sink base? To the left is another wood panel/drawers, pull out laundry hamper. Frameless glass shower surround, new shower fixtures. The tub is huge, old jacuzzi. Must be replaced, can’t stand the thought of that nasty water in the lines, gross, Would like something like this....... But, what material for the top? Don’t know if it should be marble, since it has the faux marble tiles, too many different hard surfaces. Maybe white corian? Since it has wallpaper, thought maybe this.......ive been dying to use this. Allison used the fabric in one of her bedrooms = love!

I think that you would be better off with sconces on either side of the mirrors rather than a lamp over the mirror. Overhead lamps cast unattractive shadows that make it very difficult to apply cosmetics in any realistic way, and make it difficult to shave the lower part of the face and the neck. I am also wondering about how many outlets you have in the bathroom. People use a lot of electric devices in the bathroom these days- electric toothbrush, water pik, electric razor, hair dryer, hair curler, and I'm sure there are more that I can't think of at the moment. And some of these need to be charged in between uses. There should be outlets (with GFCI) next to both sinks, and the bathroom would be really improved if there was some sort of charging station in closed storage somewhere. The tower is the most convenient place. I like knobs for the two small drawers in the tower. Did you forget towel bars for hand and face towels alongside each sink?