It's tricky to make mismatched pieces go together with paint, so you may not find a perfect colorfor every element in this bathroom. My suggestion is to go with something as soft as 6148 Wool Skein, 6147 Panda White, 6176 Liveable Green, or 6175 Sagey for the walls and ceiling. Then paint the cabinets (and perhaps even the doors and door trim) in a crisp white like 7004 Snowbound.

Cost Plus (www.worldmarket.com) has some multi-green bath towels right now that could help bridge the gap between crisp white and neutrals and the dark green.

 Thanks, Shannon.  Perhaps I should even consider replacing one of the tiles to help bring it all together.  I will have to think about that.

 I like your suggestion and I love crisp white.  Unfortunately, we have a lot of woodwork and built-ins throughout the house that are all painted in an off-white.  I feel like adding crisp white to one room would create a need to repaint all of the woodwork.  Do you think it could stand alone?

 The lightest green in my pictures I thought was liveable green, but perhaps it was softened green. It seemed a bit too light to me, but maybe I am just having a hard time visualizing it because I've lived with the dark walls for so long.

 I like the towels.  Thanks again for the reply!

If you're up for changing the shower tile, I say do it! Choose a simple inexpensive almond or light natural color to blend with the floors, trim, and countertop. And have it laid out in a subway pattern to bridge between classic and modern style. Then look at creamy neutral paint colors like 7512 Pavillion Beige, 7527 Nantucket Dune, or 6148 Wool Skein. Or you could go to a pale green with the towels to complete a fresh and light makeover.

The change will definitely be very dramatic from dark green to light or neutral. But when it comes to selling a house, most people are afraid of color. They also immediately try to picture their own things in the new space and your colors could limit their imagination. Your home doesn't suddenly have to be completely bland to sell, but it does need to have some broad appeal to get the most offers and best price.

You're on the right track. You've got this :-)