In
my last blog post, I showed a photo of the blue kitchen door from a recent
project for the daughter of one of my clients. This pink bathroom and this blue
bathroom are from that same project, and we wanted to update them on a budget.
Pink bathroom BEFORE:
Pink bathroom AFTER:
Blue Bathroom AFTER:
Not
all bathroom renovations require a complete gut job. Removing/replacing the
wall and floor tile would have been a major expense. Instead, we reglazed the
wall tile in a glossy white to make the spaces seem larger and lighter. It
neutralized the “pink” and “blue” of the bathrooms.
The walls
and ceilings were painted a medium gray, and we added new light fixtures,
mirrors, and window treatments. In the pink bathroom, we replaced the old,
damaged pedestal sink with a cabinet sink to give more storage and add some
contrast to the room with the dark stained finish.
I hung the
window treatments close the ceiling to add height to the rooms. The window
treatment fabrics have pink/blue in them so that the floor tile color ties back
into the room, but in a subtle way.
I used FLOR carpet tiles as bath rugs. These are my new favorite bathroom rugs…you
can create any size and shape you want, they have a rubber back so they won’t
slip, and they come in great patterns and colors…way more interesting than your
standard bath rug.
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