Bathroom Flooring idea

4 years ago

Remodeling our small bathroom with new cabinets, floor, tub, toilet and walls (removing tile and replacing with beadboard). We decided on waterproof vinyl plank flooring but need help on the color. Our vanity is going to be wood stain I think its called Cinnamon spice (will be a little darker than the stain sample shown), and we will have black accents. The walls are going to be a sage green color (I think we are leaning towards green on the beadboard, cream above on the walls. Unless we reverse that). My question is should I go more of a white plank on the floor like one of these, or should I go darker, almost black? We have wood look tile in the adjacent hallway already, and the majority of our house has wood/brown tones. Any advice on coloring is appreciated.

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Lyn Nielson
4 years ago
it all looks too dark for my liking. I think bathrooms should be fresh and clean.

Sage Green is such a muddy choice, think how it will look at night.

Do you need all that storage? the heavy vanity is too bulky for a small space.

One natural wood element is all you need in an otherwise white China fixture bath.

Keep the paint choices light and focus on light fixtures... layering light sources will make all the difference. Ceiling light inside tub/shower, sconces flanking the mirror and semi flush, something pretty in the center of the room. if budge allows, a glass door for the shower.

I'd definitely find a better window treatment solution.
learningonthefly
Original Author
4 years ago
Thank you. Yes, the storage space isnt much that can be helped. There is no linen closet or other storage available for the bathroom space. the green will not be on the whole wall, only partial, and cream/white for the other portion of the walls. and yes, window treatment will be changed--the remodel hasn't started, so we havent addressed it yet ;)
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stiley
4 years ago
Do you have any inspiration photos? I found an image that sounds like what you're describing, and I think it's very nice. The only thing you might want to reconsider is doing the faux wood planks, especially since they'll be next to your wood-look hallway. But what is #5 in your picture--it looks more like stone?
kandrewspa
4 years ago
Sorry, but I just don't think LVP belongs in a bathroom. Only real tile will be truly waterproof.