Help picking bathroom vanity hardware
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Help with picking a bathroom vanity top for my vanity
Comments (1)We have redone 4 bathrooms in 3 houses in the last few years and my advice is to go to a local counter top store and look at more options. We found a local place that makes vanity tops in several more options and higher quality than the box stores and they add the sink you want and drill the holes. It was cheaper and we got a way nicer top. We did one from HD because it’s what the MIL wanted. We found it was way thinner material and was not as nice my hubby and I hated it....See MorePitiful woman needs help picking bathroom counters, trim, paint, etc.!
Comments (11)are you replacing the tub tile at all? or just the scroll piece? another idea is to take the same quartz countertop and have the top portion of your tub surround done in the same. that way both vanities and top of tub all match. doing a solid color would work better here since you'll want to coordinate w/the tile floor. If you did that, take the tile off the wall above the tub and you could do something like this If keeping that tile on the top of tub, then it might be an issue. you may just want to keep the scroll piece under the window. that's up to you. all depends how far you want to go. if you remove the scroll, you could do a little wood shelf across, below the window, for plants or orchids. as for the mirrors w/the lights in them, they're all over. just google 'vanity mirrors w/lights', or vanity mirrors w/medicine cab" . they are a bit pricey though. 600 and up for the very nice ones. Robern medicine cabinets are a well known name. if you want a taller medicine cab on the side, you will have to have the recessed portion of the wall made taller. as for the tiling portion, yes, just the front wall,,,you would paint on the side portion. I really like this look for your room. you don't have to do MOP tile, it was just a suggestion. there are tons of beautiful tiles you could use. If you did more of an ivory or subtle countertop that plays well w/your tile floor, then you could have more options to play w/some tile. The sconces pictured here are also nice, but there are many other types you could use as well. Don't want to bother w/sconces? then ditch your mirror and buy a backlit, or complete edge lit mirror like this one. you could still do your tiling like shown here. These are also very flattering. this countertop is limestone, below, and is more of a neutral, greige color. i would keep your ceiling dark, like you have it,,maybe do the walls a lighter shade...all depends what you pick for the vanity and tile. Having the mirror cut down isn't expensive. hopefully they can get it off the wall w/o breaking it. doing the tile around the mirror defines that area and gives it so much more appeal....See MoreNeed helping picking out contemporary pulls for bathroom vanities
Comments (6)We went with these Alno pulls (got them down to $45/each which is still expensive in my opinion but hopefully worth it. They are not installed so no photos yet but here is the link. https://www.build.com/alno-d960-12/s1247604?uid=2983818&source=msn-pa_2983818!c291308231!a1273234535484956!kAlno%20Tab%20Pulls%20Tap%20Pull%2012.0%22!me!dc!no&cvosrc=pla.bing.2983818&cvo_cid=291308231&cvo_crid=79577174337763&cvo_adgroup=1273234535484956&matchtype=e&cvo_uniqueid=2983818&utm_source=pla&utm_medium=bing&utm_term=2983818&msclkid=9db0f68c03c41edf3749add910fa6f77...See MoreNeed help picking paint and fixtures in windowless bathroom
Comments (2)BM - Moonshine on walls and ceiling and Oxford white on trim. Will look great with the marble floors. Would paint the vanity Oxford white. If feeling bold use brass hardware and faucet. These colors will give you a bright room that isn't overbaring and a hint of eleganceI. will say, I also really like the freshness of Judianna20 recomendation - it is very youthful and makes me feel happy....See MoreNikki LA
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