My friend is renovating her bathroom and loved the vanity that my TWBIL (Talented, woodworking brother in law) built for my CSIL, which I featured
here. Her bathroom is not nearly as large and she has been wrestling with how to make a dark wood vanity work in a smaller space. So since a picture is worth a thousand words, here are a few (and don't mind me if I add my two cents to the thousand words!!!)
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| White and a touch of color makes the vanity the star |
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| Larger bath but same concept |
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| Subtle color on the wall with mosaic tile |
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| Nice use of subway tile and wall color |
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| Ssimple shelves over the toilet provide additional storage |
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| Paint on the upper half of the walls and tub surround give an infusion of color |
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| Neutral and natural except for the vanity |
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| Love the gray and amber accents |
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So there you go BOK,hope these images spark a few additional ideas for the project. It seems that dark wood is a theme of mine of late, first in the kitchen and now in the bathroom and many of the same rules would apply. I have no dark wood cabinetry in my own home, but I like the looks of it how about you?
Does your room need a “prescription” for a change of decor, function or design? If so please contact me,
I would love to help!
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