Now my problem is the ensuite. Do I got crispy white or do I blend it with the colours in the bedroom? The bedroom has green walls, white trims and dark brown furniture. If I stuck with that look I could do the ensuite a bit like this (actually from YHL Blog):

Then the white trims would match the rest of the house, the green walls would match our bedroom and the dark wood would match our bedroom furniture.
Or, do I keep it simple and safe with neutrals like our main bathroom?
Other bathrooms I love:
Way too big for our room but I like the small black handles and white vanity and benches with the green walls and the gorgeous wall lights.

I really like this style vanity either in white or chocolate brown. It is from Pottery Barn but I saw that Early Settler had a similar one but I think they dicontinued it this year.

This is just elegant and I live that window in the show. Ours will have a window but up higher I think.

I love the colours in the room and especiallythose tiles behind the mirrors and thr crispy white towels.

I also have to think which would be the easiest to achieve on a tight budget.
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