Help me design my bathroom

[SkyBlue1987]

Need your wonderful ideas please. I don’t have money for a full renovation but can make some changes. The shower, toilet, vanity etc are all fine. The carpet next to this room is mid grey, we just replaced it. Now I need to fix the bathroom to go with the rest of the house. The tiles are brown/with pink tone, which while they bring some warmth they clash with the walls and carpet. I could redo the tiles and leave the sage green walls. Or open to suggestions on wall colour. Open to any ideas really as I’m stuck.

Replacing the tiles will be quite messy? I’d repaint the walls and just don’t leave the bathroom door open

I will add a photo of the second bathroom too, same style.

What do you actually like? Do you like colour, neutrals, patterns, plain?

There are some very thin tiles you can get (like 3mm thin) which can be laid on top of the existing floor tiles to minimise disruption. Won't be a cheap solution though as you would need to pay someone with some experience to lay them.

Alternately if you would rather diy you could stick on some click fit laminate/lvt. A wood effect could look quite nice with the rest of the colours you have, and it would be a fairly inexpensive upgrade.

You say you need to fix the bathroom to go with the rest of the house but with no mention of what style the rest of the house is? Neither bathroom looks bad to me.

It's hard to tell from that angle. And without knowing your style also hars to advise.

If you're keen on repainting I've juat usee lick paints in my hlall and lounge, really liked them. Plus they have one that paints wood and metal so I've done my radiators and woodwork to match.

If they were my bathrooms I would paint them either a softer white, very pale beige or soft pink. I would also add larger plants and maybe some pictures. The tiles are quite spa like so maybe some natural things like wood and stone. Neutral vases, that kind of thing.

I'm about to use Moduleo LVT to hide disgusting floor tiles in a bathroom. Cost me £100 for circa 3 metres squared