First off, if at all possible, I'd suggest posting pictures so we can get a better idea of how the room looks.

My thoughts...

1. I think that the 3 piece widespread faucet is the way to go for an updated higher-end look. Likewise, I prefer the separate hot & cold controls for the tub.

2. I've been hearing that granite is becoming passe (this is pretty interesting to me because I just put nearly 3 slabs in my masterbath). I loved Corian more than granite for a long time but now I feel that IT looks dated. (I think I'm usually one trend behind!) In your situation, I'd look for quartz, particularly if you can find a remnant to make it more affordable. We're putting quartz in our son's/guest bathroom and was able to find exactly the material that we wanted for just $900 (85" vanity with 2 sink cut-outs). It would have been cost-prohibitive if we had to buy the whole slab.

3. If you go with Corian, your sink would probably be integrated. If you decide on granite or quartz, I'd definitely suggest undermount sinks. (We found a really reasonably priced Toto undermount sink with their Sanagloss finish and I'm surprised at how much I love them!)

4. Subway tile is such a classic that it would be hard to go wrong with it. Not sure what labor would run but definitely get several estimates.

5. If it's a good quality tub in good shape, I'd try to keep it. I have no experience with having tubs reglazed but perhaps that's an option to restore the finish(?) I'd probably not try to match the tile exactly to the tub to help keep it from looking crummy by comparison... look for something that would compliment it instead.

6. If the interior and drawers are in really good shape, it may be worth saving. A picture would help here.

7. To me, lighting is such an important element in a bathroom... and it is also relatively inexpensive for such a large design impact. If you consider it a bizarre look, chances are a potential buyer would too so I'd probably bite the bullet and redo it. If you could post a picture, that would really help.

Hopefully others will have more suggestions!

For the doors, try nakedkitchencabinetdoors.com. They make unfinished custom size doors and drawer fronts for VERY reasonable prices. I used them on some built-in linen cabinets I built, and they worked great.

And I agree: post pictures.

Here is a link that might be useful: inexpensive doors

Pictures I can do! I didn't want to add any originally because my post was so long.

The bathroom is 8' x 7'

Here's a shot of the bathroom as seen from the door.

Here's a shot of the vanity. The top is laminate. Another thing I've never seen in a bathroom. I should mention that the vanity is only 18in deep. This nonstandard depth is another reason I'd like to save the shell if I can.

Here are the vanity can lights.

Here are a couple of the tub with the bisque surround

For completeness, here's the toilet area -next to the tub. I'm thinking of ordering doors for the storage area, maybe leaving the bottom shelf open

And finally, my favorite part of this bathroom. There is a full door linen closet in the hall and someone was clever enough to put a second door inside the bathroom that opens to the side. The smaller door is the laundry chute - another feature I love since my laundry is directly below in the basement.

So there you have it. Sorry the colors are so inconsistent. I guess it's just the flash on the camera. The sink, toilet and tub are all white, even though the toilet doesn't really look it.

I should say that I've made some changes since 2005.

When we bought the house there was flowered wallpaper on the walls, the vanity was an ivory color, the hardware was brass, and the can lights were covered in really dated glass globes.

The gray paint, bright white cabinetry and chrome accessories/can light surrounds were my way of trying to modernize and still match the gray laminate counter top.

I actually like the gray walls - so no badmouthing the color! Just kidding, I'm pretty tough so you can tell me it looks terrible!

I think the vanity looks fine with those doors, but changing out the hinges and knobs would update it nicely. The upper cabinets next to the mirror and the linen closet doors would probably look better if they matched the vanity or door to the room.

I like the lighting! Very clean. If it's not enough, can you add some sconces on the side walls? I can't tell if there is any overhead light or light in the tub area, but if not putting in a quiet vent fan/light combo would be something to consider.

Definitely doors over the toilet.if that's not a toilet that needs replacing, I would still suggest chaining out the seat for one with the easy release mechanism for easy cleaning and slow close lid. They are pretty reasonable and it is so much easier to clean!

I like the tub, but once you tile I think it would be very hard to change it out, but someone with more knowledge can weigh in on that. It might be helpful to keep some extra tile in the event the tub needs replacing, I'm pretty sure that would result in some damaged tiles. Sterling also makes some really nice tubs with tile-look surrounds, they are made of some sort of proprietary material similar to acrylic. We have had one for several months and love it! Plus no grout to clean.

I love the double access closet and laundry chute! Those are awesome features.