Placement of bathroom French doors
Sarah R
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Need some inspiration for master bathroom - French Spa look?
Comments (1)I think the beadboard is lovely! But I would paint it some color other than white -- will be richer, I think. Have you ever seen Ellen Kennon Gustavian Gray? The most gorgeous spa blue-green-gray with chameleon qualities. Maybe that on the ceiling, and either more of the same on the walls (it'll read deeper just due to the change in plane) or a slightly deeper tone? Or possibly a very grayed down lavender on the walls with a few pots of the lavender plant? Seems somehow very French... Love your fabric and think that'll work with many colors....See MoreLighting options/placement in Bathroom
Comments (4)I'n not sure if you will even need the other 2 recessed lights in that size space. I guess it depends on how much light the fan will give. I have a bath that is 5 x 7 and we have the lights over the vanity (2 -60 watt) and a 4 in recessed light in the shower and that seems fine to me. But if you want them, why not have them over the center aisle? I assume the lights on either side of the vanity are good task lights?...See MoreAwkward window placement in bathroom
Comments (23)That could work but I think you won't be able to put a vanity longer than 42" because you need some space to walk between the toilet and the vanity. I think it is a good size vanity in term of counter top and storage might not be bad if you use wide drawers. I put a little space between the tub and the vanity if you prefer it that way. I believe the plumbing of the vanity will not be in the way of the pocket door. Is your plumbing for the tub on the West wall? If so, it might be a little hard to reach the faucet if you are not standing in the tub (I think an adult can do it but the vanity should not be too high):...See MoreToilet Placement in small bathroom
Comments (11)LH CO/FL- My house has 4 bathrooms and they all have well-fitted pocket doors. Privacy is not an issue. All doors -- swinging or pocket -- have clearance under them anyway, and if you are concerned about the point where the pocket door touches the jamb, that's easily addressed with a small piece of vertical trim on the jamb to form a tiny "pocket" when the door is closed. Using solid core doors is probably the most useful thing you can do for noise control regardless of whether it's a swing door or a pocket door. And using well-built pocket door hardware, like Johnson brand, means you won't have to worry about a pocket door becoming problematic....See MoreCooder Smith
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