Master bathroom - How to fill up a big empty wall

11 years ago

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We finished our bathroom reno but now we have one big empty wall above our soaker tub and toilet. Any ideas as to how to fill it? One big canvass prints or multiple prints or shelving? Or perhaps a wall paper ?

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Judy Mishkin
11 years ago
large steamproof art.
miacometlady
11 years ago
AllPosters.com offers sepia prints and black& white prints on canvas and other forms suitable for a bathroom in various sizes so you can go large of several small.
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miacometlady
11 years ago
These are random landscape. If you have traveled you can find prints on AllPosters of many regions around the world. Another Houzz posted she was putting up pictures of her kids in a bath tub. You could do anyone you want.
pslang
11 years ago
I'd add some color.... perhaps to go with your towel color or your bathmats? Something with green would look nice in this room... I love green! A beautiful landscape of a place that you love? I think I'd do something big and square to fit right over tiling on tub. Then put something decorative and colorful on the toilet tank to add a bit of height. Also, perhaps a small round table or stool between tub and toilet to store some towels on or some pretty soaps/shampoos?
Nancy Travisinteriors
11 years ago
You could extend that tile on whole wall.