Is this the master or guest? No pictures?

I treat bathrooms like regular rooms - tables, etchings, accessories. In DD2's guest bath, I have small stained glass windows in each window and a long one between the windows. Over the commode, there are a pair of hummingbird etchings (one over the other). Next to that, there is a small painted round side table holding Limoges boxes DD2 and I purchased in Paris. Mirror over sink/vanity is large round glaze over silver frame.

In DD1's guest bath, there are a pair of shallow shadow boxes - mostly comprised of three framing mats - holding a small piece of metalwork each. Mirror is an antique mahogany shield mirror I painted and glazed.

In DS guest bath, a pair of antique astrological etchings over the commode. A watercolor over the towel rod. Large rectangular wood wide framed mirror over sink/base.

In the master bath, I have numerous handpainted china plates (some by my grandmother, a friend of hers, one a wedding present to my parents, another a present from DH, etc) hanging over my dressing table/vanity. Over the commode, there is a pastel of lake with trees.

I have an antique small two drawer bedside table next to commode in powder room and a large b/w etching over. Extra toilet paper is in the drawers.

Without photos, I don't know if you can put a piece of furniture on your wall or not. We could have placed an armoire for storage in the master, but I ran across the dressing table and use it daily.

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yvette123--- I hand-copied a stained glass pattern to the blank wall and colored it in with hobby type paints. Its colorful and creates a focus in an otherwise blank area. You could choose any subject or colors.

I don't have a photo, but in our powder room I have a blank wall opposite the toilet where I hung a large reproduction/vintage travel poster from Paris. Come to think of it, I also have a reproduction/vintage travel poster in our master bath... not really part of an overall plan, but there you go. The one in the master is of 2 people skiing somewhere in Europe, and we don't ski, but the people look like DH and me, so it just makes me laugh. In our kids' bath, I just have one large picture of the 3 of them at the top of Cadillac Mountain.

I don't care for those bathroomy prints in the bathroom -- you know, the pictures of perfume bottles or bathtubs that you see at Home Goods.

We just finished doing this bathroom and because the way the door opens, there really is no good spot for artwork. So, we put up some simple wainscoting to break up the wall and I hand-painted a damask pattern. Although still a few things left to do (like hanging the mirror) we felt this was enough for this bathroom.

Here's our guest bathroom with its vintage photos ... and the coat-hooks (six double hooks) that hold six bath towels at one time .....

Jan at Rosemary Cottage

Oh, Jan--I LOVE your idea!! How wonderful is that?? WOW!!

Paintergirl - please tell me you used stencils! Those are gorgeous!

I love the Jan's & Daisy's as well. I never would have thought of using a stained glass pattern, but now you put a dangerous idea in my head, lol....

Thanks Dianalo, it's not a stencil.

Jan, that is soooo cute. Love all your ideas.

I don't have a photo of it, but in my master bath I have a long shelf with a few clear apothecary jars with bath salts, a candle, and a very large seashell. Above that is a small picture/painting of a landscape that looks like sand dunes. I too don't like the typical "bathroom" pics but I think our setup works.

Just dropped by -- and saw all of the nice comments! Thanks to everyone for brightening my whole day! :)

Must give credit where it is due (LOL!) -- my DH thought of this ingenious solution for hanging a bunch of bath towels! We have a pool here -- and I did not want to deal with piles of soggy towels during the summer months. These double coat hooks work SO well! And frankly -- no fighting over folding towels! :) There are hooks behind the bathroom door for robes too.

I found the panoramic photos at Marshalls -- and have a small number of old black-and-white photos and cameras in this bath. These fun photos and cameras have entertained lots of visitors! :)

Jan at Rosemary Cottage

Jan, those are called "yard long photographs." Would be interesting if you could find out about the originals.

Jan, I have the same photo of the ladies in my bathroom in our beach house!

sueb20: LOL!! Your beach house is the PERFECT spot for these ladies!! :)

I do have a third yard-long -- with more ladies in swimsuits ..... must get around to hanging that one up too! :)

The BEST fun is to tell young kids that many of the swimsuits are made from wool (("yes -- like sweaters")) ..... and just watch their expressions! :)

LOL!

Jan at rosemary Cottage

Ok, I will go out on a limb here, and preface this that our main bath is decorated somewhat different from most? Definitely not the usual bath decor. Need I say that I am a firm believer in using what you like?

I forgot to mention that the wall paint is compliments of the PO. Repainting is on my "to do" list. LOL!