Showing posts with label Master Bathroom. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Master Bathroom. Show all posts

Monday, September 16, 2013

Master Bath Reveal


We have really been enjoying our master bathroom.  Since this was a small house, having storage in the newer part of the house has worked out great.  I love the bright and open feel while having calming colors all around.  I love incorporating old and new with a timeless feeling.  I am very drawn to items with character and a history.
Off white cabinetry, black honed granite, black matte knobs (painted this color), Distressed mirrors, porcelain tile with a matte marble look

The cabinetry between the mirrors adds a jewelry drawer and great extra storage. I really like using the black stool for the vanity area instead of a typical vanity chair.

The master shower has subway tile, rain shower head, black and white tile flooring

A roman shade above the bathtub in a similar wall color keeps things simple while adding the practicality of being private when needed.  An old chair from my childhood church is a great place to sit while putting on shoes or placing a towel while bathing.  The clawfoot tub is a classic.  This is a new tub with an old time feel.  I wanted different colored feet.  Therefore, I painted them a black color.  A small table beside the tub is a nice place to light a candle or put anything in reach that you might need while bathing.

An Additional sink area with linen storage makes the space ideal for us.

The beadboard surround adds a little charm to the space.

This is an old cabinet that was built in to someone's house at some point.  The door was originally all wood.  However, I loved the breadboard interior.  Therefore, I cut out the center part of the door and had a piece of glass cut to fit.  I am looking forward to filling it with unique items.

Double glass doors lead to the master closet

Tile floors and a chandelier on each floor add a little pizzazz to the master closet.

We were able to leave the exterior rock wall as one wall in the master closet.  Shelving provides a great place for all of my shoes!

I really like incorporating beautiful pieces that typically might have other uses. Varying heights  give a little more interest.