Log Cabin Bathroom
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Renovating my 1970's log cabin
Comments (12)Valentina Belov, I think the logs still look beautiful after seeing the new photo of the whole wall head on. I would live with them and leave them alone. They look rustic and I think it would be a mistake to mess with them and add any more detail to them. I would just treat the wall as being distressed. It adds character and tells a story of history, not bad at all. You could leave the wall as it is with nothing on it and it would be fine, or if you are leaving the dresser there you could hang a nice extra large art canvas either framed or unframed, or hang a huge framed & matted large Black & white photo, on that wall. The art will draw the attention to itself and I doubt that you or anyone else will even notice the distressing on the logs anymore. Make sure you go very large with the art though, because art the wrong size for a wall won't look right. Almost nothing bothers me more than art too small for the wall it's on. You don't have to cover the wall completely, still leave a wood border around the art. You could also hang a large mirror there. Your furniture is pretty large and also needs large art which is proportional to it. The smooth texture of mirror glass, or picture frame glass would be a nice contrast in visual texture to the rough texture of the wood wall. As a general rule, hang art at eye level, which is 58″ to 60″ off the ground to center of image. Also, generally should hang art at least a few inches lower than the top of the door frame....See MorePaint colors for bathrooms in cabin
Comments (0)I need paint color ideas! I like the paint that is in place okay but there’s only one coat and it’s uneven and badly done. Any color ideas welcome though. The color of the cabinets, doors and trim will not change. This is a cabin that backs up to national forest in a lakeside community. I like the idea of incorporating those elements in the theme of the home....See Morebathroom (shower cabin & toilet discussion)
Comments (3)I know this is not your question but I thought it would be worth it to warn you about the size of your shower. I find it too small, at least if I were using it. You won't be able to wash your hair without touching the edges with your elbows. Same goes with washing your feet. You won't be able to bend unless you open the door. It is not a complete no-no but it is something to think about....See MoreAdding Knotty Pine paneling to log cabin basement
Comments (3)First of all you are not getting ship lap. This is ship lap….as in the siding of boats, with a specific rabbet joint so boards join and repeal water. The “ship lap” you would be putting in the bathroom will have a “nickel” space to make it look authentic, but all those spaces have to be vacuumed on a regular basis. I wouldn’t want two different horizontal anythings in an area....See MoreRelated Professionals
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