Bathroom

Powderroom.

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Love the use of the wood.

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12. Gray tones. It seems gray is here to stay, and it’s not all about “greige” anymore. Tones picked up from natural stone, like Carrara marble or slate, are a good place to start. The variation in these 3-inch by 6-inch subway tiles adds depth and visual interest to this sophisticated bathroom. The tiles are a strong complement to the Carrara marble mosaic tile floor.

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Wallpaper.

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Love the shelves above the toilet.

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Love this idea for the powder room.

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Exploit corners. Corner shower enclosures are one of the best decorating tools for bathrooms that refuse to conform to standard dimensions. Wall-hung furniture is also a boon for creating the illusion of space, as your eye can see the floor right to the wall.

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The wood looks great.

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Boon turned a vintage side table into a vanity that matches the black and white bathroom palette; he painted it, removed two legs and attached it to the wall.

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Although the custom platform bed doesn’t have a headboard, it is not without decoration. Nailhead trim surrounds the bed’s base, and footstools covered in leopard-print fabric hold court at its foot, but the fur throw steals the show. “She had a vintage fur coat in her closet that hadn’t been used in a long time,” Mery says. “I had it made into a throw. It’s a great use for old furs that no one wants anymore.” More: Previous Room of the Day

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Stunning...

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LOVE

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Good idea having the laundry concealed in the bathroom.

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Love the architectural details, the colour palette and the ball and claw bathtub.

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Love, but would use grey accent instead of green.

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Love the use of black.

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