Showing posts with label bliss in the bathroom. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bliss in the bathroom. Show all posts

You must see this!

I just love it when great post material shows up in my inbox! I got an email the other day from Lundy Wilde. She's the designer and brainchild behind Villa Lagoon Tile and a random Google search (about fabric) directed her to my blog.  One visit to her site and I knew I had to share this with the world!  Her company produces cement tiles based on designs, colors and patterns seen throughout Europe and the Middle East. 


If you're not familiar with this flavor of fabulous, allow me to introduce you...



This laundry room floor is done in a patchwork of different patterns and colors.












Amazing as these are, Lundy also mentioned in her email that they are working with a manufacturer in Marrakesh to produce some Ikat patterened tiles!  

You must visit Villa Lagoon Tile, this is truly the tip of the iceberg!

And you're welcome!!

Happy happy weekend!!!!

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Powder Room Project: Option 2

My torment over my powder room makeover continues, and today I want to share option 2 with you.  This option is the complete opposite of what I'm considering for  option 1.  Option 2 is bright and clean, as opposed to Option 1's dark and moody feel.


Here's the inspiration.
This is a framed scrap of Brunshwig & Fils Les Touches.  My plan is to do a loose interpretation of this design for the walls using black & white paint.  The concerns here are obvious.  First, it could end up looking like a third grade art project.  Or, that many spots in a small area could give you crazy eyes.


Assuming I throw caution to the wind and move forward with the walls, here's what else I would like to do.
I saw a mirror very similar to this one at Homegoods the other day.  The Homegoods version is less ornate and the frame is solid black glass.  The Homegoods version feels more modern than the image above and has the cool factor.


Baseboards and door will be painted black.  The rest of the trim will remain white.  This will not go over well with the husband, because baseboards are "supposed to be white".  Note to self: it will be hard but helpful if I don't roll my eyes while he voices his objections.

Finally, accents of pink and gold/brass.






Table from Oomph

in gold frames I already have

Option 1:


or
Option 2

What would you choose?

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Powder Room Project: The Befores and Option #1

Over the past few days, I've been reading about powder room makeovers on a few of my favorite blogs.  I loved Kathy's dark and decadent powder room at my Interior Life.



And Julie over at Monkey Grass Hill is planning a powder room makeover using
this removable wallpaper from Sherwin Williams.



Prepare to be underwhelmed as you view these photos of my powder room in its current state.




The paint color is Alexandria Beige by Benjamin Moore. Don't hate the color, just ready for a change. Architecturally, there are some good things to work with. The antique wall sconce is made of milk glass, and it will be staying.  I got the old crystal bar at Scott's in Atlanta years ago - it will remain in place. Oh, and that little oval mirror is going - it will be replaced with something like this..












Here's the flooring, it's marble with a pinky-beige background and veins of gray, dark purple, and even a bit of gold.


On the fence about whether this 1920's fixture will make the cut.  I have a replacement in mind, if I can get the husband to play along. If this fixture stays, those stylish  flourescent bulbs will be covered by these old iridescent shades.
The camera isn't picking it up very well, but these are gold art glass shades. They're opalescent with tones of pink, violet, green and blue - kind of a rainbow effect.

That brings us to Option 1, which is similar to what Kathy did in her powder room.  The walls will go dark - I'm thinking eggplant.


Black Raspberry by Benjamin Moore, I'd describe it as an "earthy" purple.  Then I'd like to bring in accents of green, persimmon, and brass.  Like these..


Tray from Furbish Studio


or



Glasses from West Elm

Image from Style Court.  I'd love to use this gorgeous marbelized paper as art with gold frames.



Or these brass flowers from The Zhush.


And yes, I'm a little scared.


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Bliss in the Bathroom - Mirrors

I've been so focused on getting my shop stocked and set up that I haven't had much time to work on anything at home.  I've decided the first room I'll tackle is my downstairs powder room.  It's a tiny space so it won't require a lot of time or costly materials, but I have completely conflicting ideas on what I want to do with the walls!  Here's one thing I'm sure of - I plan to replace the plain-jane mirror with something vintage and gold.  







Windsor Smith in House Beautiful


Carrie Hayden in House Beautiful


Stay tuned for updates!


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