Help with finishing touches

9 years ago

We recently completed a renovation of our master bath and I'm totally stuck on how to decorate the space. I like the traditional feel and neutral vibe but would like the space to have some personality and feel pulled together. Not sure how to achieve this or what color scheme to go with. I appreciate any ideas! Thanks in advance!

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Gordon's Window Decor

9 years ago

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How about linen Romans with trim?

Just yummy!

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User
9 years ago
Ahhhhhh! Such a nice space. I would incorporate woven shades and pale blue towels and accessories. https://www.houzz.com/photos/woven-wood-shades-traditional-bathroom-new-york-phvw-vp~8210162
mogarg
9 years ago
Consider some plants.
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Porter Edun
9 years ago
Very pretty...

I'm seeing relaxed Roman shades or hobble shades is a floppy linen.
DeeDee
Original Author
9 years ago
Love that idea about the woven or linen shades! Thank you! I'm also considering purchasing this print for over the tub. Will it work?

https://www.houzz.com/products/american-flamingo-canvas-art-by-john-james-audubon-prvw-vr~36177843
Porter Edun
9 years ago
Yes, it will work in a completely neutral bath. I personally don't see it going there. It's so serene in there.... however, yes it does work if that is your taste nothing wrong with it.
bwlng166
9 years ago
The print choice you're considering is very bold. If the rest of your house looks like that, go for it. If you do buy it, I would buy accessories in that color of the print to tie it all together.
User
9 years ago
If you go with the flamingo, use the wonderful raspberry pink for towels and accessories. The print definitely calls for woven shades and maybe bamboo mats.
User
9 years ago
All the room needs is a pop of color. The flamingo print will achieve that though at 14"x19" it's a little too small for the space. Is there a larger size available? If not add one or two other Audubon prints with it.
Porter Edun
9 years ago
I agree with Vistas Interior Design.... if you go with the flamingo I'd do woven or bamboo shades. I just hate to see bright pink towels and so on go in to this lovely bathroom... however, that is my thought and it would look nice.... I just see the bath as I mentioned as more, "serene" or spa like with the tub.
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Gordon's Window Decor
9 years ago
Your space is gorgeous. GORGEOUS.

I agree with a Roman shade. You could go dramatic with a bold, sassy print, like this:
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or a trimmed shade. (my favorite)
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And if you want to have fun with texture, Woven Woods provides an endless supply!
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DeeDee
Original Author
9 years ago
Perhaps it is a bit too bold. The rest of the house is fairly neutral (transitional maybe?). But I liked it originally for the pop of color, but agree I don't want to add more pinks into the space. Any other ideas for something more coordinated for the walls?
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Elements by K Sorbe
9 years ago
Love to see you stick with the wonderful spa look that you have so far. Think about some chrome/iron hooks for towels above the tub. Without the towel rack you could have white floating shelves (5'long by 8" deep and 3" thick)The floating shelves will give dimension and you could have stacks of thick, fluffy white towels, a couple of pieces of white pottery and maybe a candle or two. Clean, fresh, simple. Good luck!
decoenthusiaste
9 years ago
Bigger chandelier would make a great difference. That one looks to be sized for a tiny foyer and it isn't "glam" enough. Not suggesting these, but just for inspiration and motivation to "go big or go home." You've made a good start, don't chicken out now!!!

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