Bathroom ideas
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TanCalGal
8 år sidenL J
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8 år sidenJuliet A
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Alexandra
8 år sidenJuliet A
8 år sidenTanCalGal
8 år sidenYou have an espresso vanity and a white sink: I would follow the photo below. All the same tile + beige towels. I'd tile the wainscoting too and show very little painted wall. The wall that does show: a very light beige pulled from the granite. See how to find a good paint color here:
http://www.lindaholtinteriors.com/2011/07/testing-wall-color-101/
I agree with ljksen: the mirror should repeat the espresso vanity for the best look.
Tiburon home with Asian influence · Mere informationJuliet A
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acm
8 år sidenyes, I like beige -- you can get some very nice tile that replicates the look of that stone. I wouldn't tile all the walls though -- take off the wainscotting and paint the walls a light cream that matches the tone of your tile and countertop. Probably get a white tub, but then you can use that same floor tile in your shower, and you might consider a band of darker mosaic to tie in the espresso without darkening the room too much. (horizontal is more traditional, and easy just above a tub, but vertical is more modern and splashy, good for an infusion of glam.)
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New build, Pierrefonds · Mere informationJuliet A
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8 år sidenJuliet A
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8 år sidenSidst ændret: {last_modified_time}8 år sidenHere are some sorts of accents:
11.8"x11.8" 3D Silver and Pewter Aluminum Square Mosaic Tile, Single Sheet · Mere information
http://www.lowes.com/pd_269569-93840-20-594___?productId=3378600
PROHUGHES KITCHEN AND BATH COLLECTION
8 år sidenLuijus,
Your possibilities are endless at this point and therefore I'm assuming the motivation for your post. You could do everything beige and it would be "safe" but don't feel like it's your only solution in a smaller space. We recommend finding a pro in your area that could assist you with pulling a concept together that you could then make purchases towards. Really want/need to do it on your own? Then start with searching Houzz and Pinterest for images of bathrooms you like. You will notice a common thread when you step back and look at them as a whole. Some basic upgrade tips to get you started: Based on your vanity purchase we say remove the paneling on the walls. If you are installing a tub then a shower curtain rod will eliminate the dated glass doors. If you stay with a shower then a frameless shower door is the way to go. If storage is a must then there are many medicine cabinet lines that offer framed mirror looks while providing storage in the wall; otherwise a framed mirror over the vanity will go a long way. Update your toilet with one that offers a comfort height and an elongated bowl. The images below are just to highlight the use of light tiles vs. dark tiles and light walls vs. dark walls and how both can be the right answer in a well designed bathroom.
Juliet A
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Alexandra