Bathroom Design | Home Improvements

Hey yall! I have been trying to get a bunch of stuff finished up around the house….Chloe comes home tomorrow…so basically I will have a newborn again:) We are all very excited for little miss Chloe to join our brood. Been working on a few last minute projects here and there and also getting ready for a craft show that I signed up to do this fall. I will be selling clutches and other handmade gifts (most priced under $10! ) I hope to see some of you there! I will let you know the details as it gets closer:)

Wanted to continue the Homearama house tour today. If you are just now catching this you can see all the post on the sidebar Homearama tag. I thought I would lump all the other bathrooms together….

This home has a total of 3.5 bathrooms. The powder room is right off the main hallway leading back to the master suite.

This bathroom is small but mighty….I punched the color up a notch in here. We used Naval by Sherwin Williams on the walls. On the wall behind the custom built vanity we used a new “old” vintage mirror tiles floor to ceiling. It is dramatic and classic at the same time. I think it is fun in a powder room to be a bit unexpected.

The vanity is custom built….painted in Pure White. We placed a rectangle white vessel sink with a “vintage” style faucet. The lighting is all from Brecher’s in Louisville. Playing the vintage against the glam worked so well in this space….

Moving upstairs….the girl’s room has a full bath so I decided to go girly a bit in here. This hex patchwork tile floor is a show stopper and everyone commented how unique and “cool” it was…I love how it turned out. The vanity is custom built and painted Pure White by Sherwin Williams. The tub wall is standard white subway tile…Paint color on the wall is Cosmetic Blush Sherwin Williams.

Across the hall is the jack and jill bathroom. In here we chose a brick pattern “worn look” brick tile on the floor. An inexpensive tile, placed in a unique way is a great way to get more bang for your buck;)

On the shower wall, we used an inexpensive floor tile in a “wood” look. Lots of folks commented on how much they liked this tub wall….turned out great….Works so well in a unisex bathroom….Paint color on walls is Stonington Gray Ben Moore.