Our powder rooms was dead. It looked plain. It looked like a hospital bathroom. It needed to be resuscitated with LIFE! Here she is all pale:
Using a defibrillator we resuscitated her. Sticking to our beach house naturals I went with sea grass wallpaper. The powder room took 3 double rolls. 3 x 2=6 good job!
Here is the big reveal:
This is what you see from the little hallway.
Walking in you are greeted with the original pedestal sink and toilet.
I had this mirror in our home in Portland. The frame was gold so I decided to tone it down a bit with a soft white. I added a little mantle which provides room for fun decor.
I purchased these Anthropology spice jars and made a couple of sea arrangements out of them. I got the jars when they were on sale so the numbers were limited. They were sold out of #1. I could not resist, I needed my 1 2 3 4. So I bough two #4's, came home pulled out my number stamps and stamped #1 on the opposite site of the extra #4. I love when I come up with brilliant ideas : )
Nightlight shine bright!
For extra dimension and texture I added six Ikea plates to help emphasize the corner on top of the toilet.
Since we lack storage in this powder room, I grabbed a fabulous idea from the amazingly talented Sherry and John (Don't forget Clara and Burger) at http://www.younghouselove.com/. I found a wide mouth glass vase and stack the spare toilet paper. Brilliant!
On the opposite wall is where the towels spend their life! We wanted to get a bit silly and added a vintage aluminum sign. To make the sign pop, I added an empty frame.
Lets Just hope the toilet doesn't get clogged.
Fresh flowers!
So whatchya think?
Very nice, the seagrass in particular is lovely.
ReplyDeleteThanks! I am glad you like it! Thanks for visiting my blog! Come back soon!
ReplyDeleteI just ADORE this wall paper. So eye catching and beachy! You are giving me ideas for our retro-80s bathroom. Remodeling is a bit far off, but redecorating is right around the corner!
ReplyDeleteTami, I am pleased you like it! We really did not feel the need to remodel since it had all the elements we needed for a powder room (toilet and sink)! With just a few sheets of wall paper and some new accessories we were able to go a long way.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my blog, please do come again : )
Wow! I love it! What a great job you did. Love the idea of chargers as art too... brilliant. Thanks for dropping by Moth Design. I'm glad I was able to discover you as a result. :)
ReplyDeleteErica, thank you so much for becoming a follower. I have been drooling over your blog and designs for some while. I am honored that you like my design as well : )
ReplyDeletecame from the lettered cottage, and WOW! this room looks incredible! you did such a great job! love the anthro jars. :)
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