powder room decorating
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kickerkeeper
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Powder room decor question
Comments (9)Thanks coll, I love it too and trying to make it work! Beverly, your drawings very very helpful. The mosaic is expensive (although not as bad as I had feared), so I don't want to use too much of it. And I'm trying to keep the other materials to a minimum so the room doesn't look chopped up with too many things going on. Somehow putting it on the bottom just seems wrong - thinking the room will appear bottom heavy with nothing interesting going on in the top section. I was thinking the second drawing which is as I described. Definitely don't want the mirror to go all the way across the top section because I think it will make the room seem "cold" and stark. I just worry that the mosaic might seem overwhelming in such a small space. Do you think if I go with the mosaic on the top over the toilet, and paint the room in a soft color that blends closely with the tile and vanity that it will be OK?...See MoreDecorating trends that were gone b4 I had time to consider
Comments (42)I think there were a number of things that I missed out on because I didn't have the money at the time, and it was probably a good thing, early 1990s late post-modernist dining chairs, for one, some Starck polycarbonate chairs, for another. I was also partial to furniture made by Dialogica in the late 1980s and early 1990s, and actually I am glad I was not in a position to buy furniture then because I am not sure now what I saw in some of the pieces that I liked....See MorePowder room decorating help?
Comments (39)They were on Amazon Ill post a link to them https://www.amazon.com/Genuine-Tile-Minibricks-Backsplash-Bathroom/dp/B00KTGG33I/ref=pd_bxgy_201_img_2?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=79YT29X15NYD4X7J6S0C https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01G877IWG/ref=dp_sp_detail?psc=1 There is really just a bunch you can look through....See MorePowder room decor?
Comments (6)I would keep it simple. However, I do like your idea of adding some greenery! You could get a wall planter if you are trying to use some of that blank wall space....See Morethreers
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5 years agoKeep your home's traditional bones in mind. You've got dentil crown molding and it doesn't get more traditional than that. You can use farmhouse touches but I would limit them to art and mirror so you don't Frankenstein your home. I wouldn't paint it navy because of the dark floor and because there is a fair amount of wall space.
I'd focus on the sink area and would consider replacing the sink, faucet, mirror, and lighting. I would remove the cabinet and put open shelves on the wall opposite the toilet. Upgrade to a Kohler Memoirs pedestal sink (photo). A large print wallpaper works well in this similar powder room. You need larger art for the far wall.
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5 years ago
I think navy would look wonderful in your powder room. You could update the pedestal and mirror which would add a more current, yet still traditional look.kickerkeeper
5 years agoI ended up going with this wallpaper: thibaut t571 but haven’t installed it yet. Any recommendations for a mirror? I’m thinking something similar to the one in the photo but what would you call this to look up online? I ordered champagne bronze fixtures/faucet.
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5 years agoIf you love navy and gold, you could do some really amazing things here. Below is a design of ours but you could mix it up by painting the walls navy, doing a navy tile, and a gold chandelier.
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