Dressing New Bathroom
We have recently had our bathroom updated. We have removed the bath and put in a walk in shower. I am loving the changes but feel I need a few more bits to dress the room. Maybe a picture, plant or some kinds of other bits. Does anyone have any ideas?
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Sonia
4 years agoLovely bathroom. Don’t those tiles look fab? I agree with Alix. You could also add some art on either side of the window and above the radiator. Next have a great range and not too pricey. Plants, either real or fake, would introduce a bit of green. Wooden shelves always look good and add warmth. The towels and blind you have don’t seem to go with the grey tiling. I think white, or a white and grey geometric pattern would look good. Examples
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Comments (2)Tastes change with time - and fashion promotes the latest trends so that eventually what ever you choose could look dated... It's what keeps business going - so maybe only tile where it's needed... Personally, if I were choosing for myself, I'd choose plain white in the largest tile with absolute minimum grout as I hate when the grout looks old / grubby as always happens . Then I'd add colour with towels that could be changed to give a different feel when I fancied a change if you see what I mean ! That's my taste - yours could be totally different ! There's loads of beautiful pics on Houzz - best idea is to do a bathroom search and see what appeals to you ! Then think is it practical ? Can I afford it ? Will it suit the house ! If you are doing the floor too - adding underfloor heating is a lovely way to keep an ambient temperature and- let's face it - it's kinder on bare feet too !!...See MoreWe are renovating our en suite bathroom and would love advice
Comments (3)We have made room for an en-suite shower room to our guest room we went for the largest shower cubicle we could reasonably fit in. Found the nicest white tiles to make the best of the space. Fitted bifold shower screen feeling the space was too small for a wet room( too much drying off of the fittings and paddling water beyond the area). toilet opposite, and sacrificed on the basin, just a small wash hand basin. Our thinking being that these days people tend to shower rather than wash and the smaller basin works well for teeth cleaning and hand washing. it works well. Hope yours will too....See MoreBathroom vanity unit too small for space
Comments (5)If it was me, I would centre it and only silicone the back. I understand your concerns about water going down the side. Realistically, though, as you will only be washing your hands and maybe teeth in it, there is unlikely to be much water gushing about. To detract from the fact there is not as much space on either side of sink, I would have carpenter either wall mount or put legs on the cabinet so there is space underneath and the unit doesn't look too chunky!...See More
Michelle S
4 years ago
tamp75
4 years agoBeckie Cave
4 years agoBeckie Cave
4 years agoI found a few prints. Does anyone think they will go on the area next to the window?
Open to any suggestions but don’t want any prints that say things like get naked or any bathroom rules as not a fan.
Sonia
4 years agoSorry the blind and towels look brownish on my screen! My apologies. I like the second set of pics (green wall) and the last pics are cute. I think a sharper black and white tone would also look good? Etsy have a great selection of black and white prints.
Sonia
4 years agoBeckie Cave
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