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olldbobbi I think the floor is ok, I wouldn't worry about it, but that green....wow.....Can you take your cue from the sage in the bedroom, and maybe paint the walls that color? I think I would leave out the gold, though. Use an ivory or off-white for towels and such, try to keep it neutral as possible for now.

Rachel Fletcher I would embrace an old world feel, which works well with a pb feel. Just slightly glaze ithe cabinets and doors to have a slight distressed look. Then add aged bronze handles to doors and cabinets. You could refinish walls to have a plaster look with warm yellow and slight brown glaze. You can always change fixtures out later to bronze look. Here is link to similar idea.

Jayme Hobbs A neutral grey on the bathroom walls would work I think...as long as it doesn't clash with the green tones..I would definately be bringing home samples to compare...

houssaon
has a slight undertone of green, which I think you need to make the green of the counter tops less prominent. This sample doesn't show it, but I have my house painted that color, so you can take from me. Look at Smoky Ash for the ceiling: http://www.benjaminmoore.com/en-us/paint-color/smokyash.

janishill I would paint the walls this color: http://www.benjaminmoore.com/en-us/paint-color/winterwheat keeping the trim a warm white. Then I'd remove the cabinet doors, distress the cabinets lighty and add baskets for an inexpensive update.

Next I would paint the gold mirror frames white, slightly distressing them as well, and add a new light fixture.

If you can find a really deep dark red to use as an accent it could look great. Add Roman shades that have the same colors used in the MB.

Hope to see updates!

Natalie The paint color houssaon suggested is perfect for this room. Keep it a medium neutral hue for walls, and off-white for linens/towels/window treatments/etc.. Good Luck and CongratS!
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Kara Doss I think a goldenrod color would look very nice- I like the idea of just going ahead and embracing it all. PB, green and All!

angiesays Looks like there is a lot going on in that bathroom. The countertops are quite a statement and cannot be competed with. Since the floor is neutral, my way would be to pick up the flooring color and perhaps do a slight faux finish (VERY subtle) to match the flooring as closely as possible. The faux effect would tie in with the style of the countertops without competing with them. Cabinets are busy, so the same flooring color in semi gloss would go on them as well as the doors, windows, and vanity mirror. However, if all of the other woodwork in the house is the same color as the existing bathroom cabinets, I would leave them alone. Since this is not to be the permanent solution, the neutrality may help to better see future possibilities.

feeny I think houssaon has nailed the wall color, and taking down that wallpaper and the fussy window coverings will help immensely. The little I can see of the limestone floors looks lovely, and while I too am not a fan of all that dark green, there are many worse colors that you could have been stuck with. I think it can be neutralized with wise choices around it, strategically simplifying the room.