Bathroom Dilemma
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Comments (18)I guess I'm weird but I rather like the asymmetry. To offset it I might hang a hanging plant or a triangular piece of art. (Upside down triangle, not a right angle one). Or fill in with floating shelves of different lengths, longer lengths at top, smaller at bottom (creating a triangle). Or find a sculptural piece that has curves. Maybe something curvy/organic shaped in metal that protrudes so you could hang towels on it, or toiletry bags, or extra toilet paper. Have fun with the asymmetry, offset it with more organic shape. Or just go with it and hang a couple of paintings or a painting that is centered in the painted wall section, totally oblivious to the toilet below it. We are always trying to draw attention away from the toilet, so don't feel compelled to line everything up nice and neat with it. This would draw the eye up. I think also if you change out the shower curtain to one that is closer to the cement tile color it wouldn't be as noticeable. As it is less noticeable in the 2nd pic. But who doesn't love a nice fresh white shower curtain? Heck you could also paint the bathroom door black to match the knob. Assuming you keep this door often a lot. We always keep our bathroom doors closed....See MoreBathroom dilemma
Comments (3)I'm also confused???? What is the picture? Is that a scale model of the room? Could you provide a measured floor plan and some pictures in its current state?...See MoreMid Century Bathroom Dilemma HELP!
Comments (8)We IMO MCM bathrooms were not really all that great and cracked tile repair is iffy and honestly do you think the money spent to repair will be money well spent. Talk to your realtor , what sells in your area. I have a MCM ranch 1956 and two things I changed right away were the bathrooms and the kitchen( I even moved the kitchen) we don’t live in the 50s anymore and I don’t think redoing something to bring to a space into our century is a bad thing. I know so many on this forum want to stay true to the original, I want to enjoy my house for how I live....See Morebathroom dilemma
Comments (1)What about a striped curtain. This is just an example. You'd need one with a beige or ivory and white stripe....See Moreapple_pie_order
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