Help with staging the master bath
ncmomtothree
2 years ago
RE photos next week so I am cleaning and trying to stage. All suggestions welcome! Should I buy a rug?
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Comments (2)I think your arrangement would work, but if you separate the vanities, you could get a pocket door on the toilet area. I'm not sure how much wall space is available where the second vanity and shower would be located. If you have enough wall space or decrease the size of the second vanity, you could enlarge the shower from 3 feet wide to 42" or 4 feet by 5 feet. The red lines and numbers indicate a larger shower area and larger toilet area. To keep the shower from feeling boxed in, you could do a pony wall next to the second vanity and maybe do less deep vanities (18 to 21 in deep)....See MoreUrgent help for oversized tower in master bath! Pls. help!
Comments (23)Squirrel, thanks for the compliments! We have not progressed in the DR much other than properly framing out the archway to the LR and adding another archway to the staircase. Not typical, but it lets so much light in and also allows a view of the fireplace (formerly in the LR, now the foyer). I work at RH now, and might get one of the lanterns there but really like one from PB so that may be my next job! I do love the RH chairs though, an investment for sure. The table will be the last thing since ours works just fine and is long, just too airy for the room. I might try to deepen the maple with a get stain if we do go for the chairs. My concerns with the DR were mostly due to that rug, which I love but if you recall had really rich golds, ambers and reds. Works great with my house, but as a good friend of mine says, sometimes with these old homes you need to let them breathe, which to me means using a lighter rug like sisal or seagrass and doing the walls gray, and using window treatments sparingly. So we'll see. For now we still have the wallpaper and the rug. Heavy! I did get lots of different opinions about the tower and I'm still not sure I made the right choice, but I stuck with it full height, just made it narrower by 3 inches and made it only 6 inches deep. Considering mirrored doors if they won't (further) break the bank!...See MoreHelp with Master/Closet/Bath/2nd Bath/Laundry Layout
Comments (8)Our budget right now is $30k. I am not quite sure how much that’ll get me. I have never undertaken anything like this. This will absolutely be something we take on in stages. This space is what we’d like to tackle first and is the largest. In our kitchen at some point we will replace countertops and in our other bathroom we will swap out the toilet, tub and vanity. Luckily the rest of the house is functional for us. I lack the vision and knowledge that a lot of people on here have of being able to see a functional layout in disaster zones lol. My intuition tells me all these spaces can somehow be rearranged to give us what we need. I’m completely wrong, please help. Im also completely fine and understand if it’s impossible, financially or practically to have it all. I do have a consultation with a designer scheduled for this week (so excited), and I’m praying that she’ll have time to take us on as clients but I got excited and wanted to ask the Houzz community first. Thank you !!...See MoreHelp designing master bath mirrors
Comments (12)You could frame the mirrors if you want..the lights for your vanity seem uneven, though they are centered on the mirror I think that's because the lowered counter. I have the lowered counter as well and I find it useless..whenever I do apply make-up, I never sit down. Here is an example very similar to yours, but with framed mirrors here is one that has a smaller vanity, but all at the same level..It has two lights and looks more balanced this is something completely different..looks like separate vanity used for make-up even though it's part of the same vanity.....See More
jojoco
2 years agolast modified: 2 years agoLovely room. I would move that cute stool over to the side so that it looks more out of the way. I would add a pretty candle in some sort of holder on that top ledge above the shampoo type bottles. I would add a thick white bath mat (think expensive spa) in front of the vanity. Only put it down right before a showing and then put it away. I would get rid of the perfume bottles. They are super pretty, but lots of people are sensitive to perfume, and, tbh, it reads a little "old lady" to me and I'd be terrified of something breaking. Maybe you could put something more trendy? (You are trying to sell, right?) Maybe some rolled up white wash cloths, a few bath bombs, and a succulent? Could you find cool long skinny baskets to tuck the towels in?
Something like this?
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ncmomtothree
2 years ago
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