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Please, need opinions on bathroom paint color
Comments (11)Looking at the first photo in your post I would agree that a dark mocha color would be better for the walls. The walls look pale and pinkish, and does not enhance the beauty of the space. There is a lot of tile in there and not much of painted walls. A designer trick would be to paint the wall space a dark color and then tiles them seem light and bright and alive, and make the room seem larger. But I think I see where your DH is coming from with this. The little toilet area is small and does not have a window. If the little toilet area is painted all dark it would seem cramped in there. You don't want to paint a medium tone because then it would match the tiles and make it an 'all the same blah'. You need contrast. I think what the room needs is a warmer richer color like something in a greyed out yellow. A color that is rich and saturated, and will brighten. Something to set off the beautiful tiles and make them sing. I would paint the whole big wall with the window the rich deep yellow and in the toilet area paint the two other small walls the same color but two tones lighter. The toilet area will seem more spacious with two of the walls a bit lighter as it sort of 'breaks it up' and won't seem like a little cave. You would not see the two lighter walls from any where else in the bathroom, only if you were in the toilet area. Its a very pretty bathroom. I like how the lighting for the sinks was done. I've never seen lighting installed that way....See Morebest bathroom design for shared kids bathroom
Comments (10)Well...here's a rather different idea. It's based on: --small kids who grow to be adolescents; --empty nesters using the house when the kids have left; --attempting to sell the house when it's time to downsize Build two, separate, hall oriented bathrooms, each with a space with two lavatories, and another space with a WC and tub/shower. Don't forget a linen closet for each....See MoreBathroom Design--walk-in closet in bathroom
Comments (28)Personally, I don’t see any problem with having a walk in closet off of master bath. In fact, I like the idea... super convenient. As long as it is within your area’s building code guidelines, I don’t see why it would be an issue, or why you would feel you need validation for this idea (?). People take entire rooms of their existing houses to convert to custom closets, and most folks don’t view that as being odd. I don’t view it as being odd either, btw; and even if I did view it as being odd, it wouldn’t really be my business - since it’s not my house. As far as ‘’making things easier‘’ for your husband goes, though - I hope these extra modifications do work the way you intend, and that he doesn't just forego the closet - and throw his stuff on the bathroom floor!...See MoreMain Bathroom Design -- Tile/Flooring Opinions Please!
Comments (4)I like the same tile for bathroom floor and shower walls usually in 12 x 24 porcelain .I do not like marble for shower anything and I aslo do not like niches . I think simple is the best plan for longevity.I also do not like any pattern in the floor and wall tile. You can add ab accent stripe on the shower wall in a vertical install and then use that tile for a backsplash if you want a bit of accent. I like a stacked pattern for tile and matching grout....See More- 6 years ago
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