Quiche fix for awful bathroom

[RubyTuesdayBlues1]

Can anyone suggest a colour scheme for a quick bathroom makeover?
It's a biggish room with a fairly small window so not much natural light, nice wooden floors and a white bath suite, the problem is the walls which are all wallpapered (apart from tiles round the bath and sink). It's currently rag-rolled (80s style) with a dark colour. There's a fair bit of paintwork on cupboard doors, window frame and radiator which is currently a very bright yellow!
It needs ripping out and starting again but it will be the last room to get done properly - I just need to do the best I can for now painting over the awful wallpaper (I daren't strip it as I'm sure it would need plastering which will have to wait). The tiles are mostly white with a strip of patterned tiles which I could paint over. I was thinking of cream colour walls with dark grey for woodwork - any other ideas very welcome!

Cheese and onion is my favourite

just painting the wall paper with a light colour will make a big difference.

leeks and mushrooms here

Yep, you can’t go wrong with cheese and onion - it’s cold today so serve it hot with chips.

As to bathroom - quick paint job? I know it’s a bit obvious but the colour scheme sounds like it’s making things look a bit cramped and dull. Accents like colourful towels and accessories or a window blind/shower curtain until you can get around to more permanent changes.

Well, Quiche Lorraine is a classic.
But seriously, could you post a pic, might help with getting ideas

I'm a fan of the classic Lorraine, personally.
With a yellow radiator you're part way there.

I really fancy a nice quiche now. Haven’t had one over the whole of Christmas.

FFS! Quick fix, Quick!

Colour scheme suggestions welcome (and feel free to tell me your favourite quiche while you're at it).

I remember in ye olden days my parents had wallpaper that looked like tiles in the upstairs bathroom. Maybe something like that?

(Broccoli and tomato)

I quite like smoked salmon and asparagus if I'm feeling fancy.

Egg bacon tomato.

Sorted

Shortcrust walls with a nice eggy suite and bacon accessories

"I quite like smoked salmon and asparagus if I'm feeling fancy."

Are those Farrow and Ball?

I'd go classic colours like blue and white or black and white. As pp said, add some bright towels for a bit of colour if you want. I'd do wood and radiator white, whatever colour you did in the walls, fresh, bright and clean.

I made a Christmas leftover one once, with spinach, walnuts, blue Stilton and 0.5Kg of clotted cream. It was lush😁

@RubyTuesdayBlues1

"I quite like smoked salmon and asparagus if I'm feeling fancy."

Are those Farrow and Ball?

Probably! I wouldn't recommend avocado though 😆

You win thread title of the day op

I did a quick paint job of Grey (white tiles) with black accents and teal
Towels - looks great.

I like all quiche that doesn't have evil onions in it

@RubyTuesdayBlues1

"I quite like smoked salmon and asparagus if I'm feeling fancy."

Are those Farrow and Ball?

Good one OP!

I think paing cream and white wood then accesorise with plants, towels or whatever you fancy. Grey is a bit dated now I think.

Goats cheese and asparagus here.

I worked in a quiche factory once

"What are the patterned tiles like? Floral monstrosities or something you can pick an accent colour from?"

They're pale blue and yellow check.

Problem is if you get the wallpaper wet with paint it might come off anyway.
Not keen on quiche though

I'd probably leave the tiles as I don't think painted tiles look good and paint the walls white or a paler shade of the blue on the tiles.

Chicken and blue cheese for the quiche (which would also tone nicely with the blue and yellow tiles, blue cheese and yellow egg).

Courgette, feta and sundries tomato is quite nice too

Are you keeping the yellow radiator or painting it?

I wouldn’t put cream with white

if you don’t have a lot of natural light then how about biting a big mirror to create illusion of space and light?

I would paint the radiator a dark botanical green, buy a big mirror and do white walls with pops of radiator colour in towels and a nice print or even one wall in the same shade as the radiator.

Or sun dried even