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It's probably no surprise that we love bathroom makeovers. Powder rooms especially are the perfect space to exercise your creativity. The enclosed space means it doesn't have to "flow" with the rest of the house so your options for color and style are wide open. And while you might want to exercise a bit of restraint when it comes to full baths (but really, why?), it should be a space that makes you happy and excited to get up in the morning! We love wallpaper in bathrooms because there are so many amazing patterns that well, just make us happy. Our top 5 bathroom makeovers range from a sleek spa inspired space to whimsical and colorful. In this bathroom refresh we painted the cabinets and updated the space with new artwork, light fixtures and this amazing mirror from Pottery Barn! Paint: Tricorn Black by Sherwin-Williams Mirror: Pottery Barn Rug: Serena & Lily Bathmat and artwork: Anthropologie Light fixtures: Rejuvenation    Even though there is a lot of pattern going on in this spa-inspired bathroom, it works because everything is neutral. The tub and shower are both behind a glass wall to create a wet area. The brass accents are my favorite! Wall tile: Kelly Wearstler for Ann Sacks Bathtub: Wayfair Wood table: Homegoods Vanity wallpaper: Schumacher Cabinet paint: Broadway by Sherwin-Williams Mirrors: Houzz Vanity chair: Homegoods Light fixtures: Candelabra    So, speaking of bold wallpaper, this whimsical print makes an all white bath just pop. Add some cool mirrors and faux fur accents and maybe a wine fridge and why would you ever leave? Wallpaper: Hygge & West Bathtub: Kohler Mirrors and vanity stool: CB2 Light fixture: West Elm   Our last two powder rooms show you how much fun you can have with wallpaper. We loved the pattern so much, we used it in two different colorways! Keeping cabinets and counter tops fairly simple makes it easy to change things up if when you find your next favorite wallpaper. Wallpaper: Serena & Lily  
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9/3/2018 04:27:22 pm
I think bathrooms don't really need make overs unless we spend more time in it or show it to people often. The trick here is to make its design grand right from the beginning. It may be difficult to construct when we live in the house already. How do you use the bathroom then if it's under construction. It maybe very difficult to renovate unless you have the money to move elsewhere for the mean time. The seasoned ones I know have no issues because they are used to not being able to use the bathroom just for the sake of having a make over to show off. Leave a Reply. |
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