Bathroom suggestions

last year

Give me simple improvements I could make to this space. I know I need a new light fixture but curious if I should replace mirror and things like that. Also - should I do wallpaper ?
I like grey clean look.

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rebasheba

last year

If you don't want to paint. I'd love to see a beautiful deep color introduced in your towels and mats. I know the lights are off but it looks a bit dull and dismal in there.

Both flower artworks together on the side wall of the toilet cubby and hang them a little lower please.

Knobs on cabinetry and two hand-towel holders. Looks like you could use more towel bars and hooks generally.

Non-hot pink soap dispenser :)

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Kendrah
last year
It all depends on how much work you want to do. I'd skip wallpaper and focus on creating a nicer look with two separate framed mirrors and nice sconces. (Don't know if .you want to do electric work or not.) .Then upgrade your countertop accessories.

Do you have adequate place for drying towels and what is with the electric cord wrapping around the wall?

Great that you like grey. You have a lot of it. It is hard to tell on a monitor what the paint colors actually are. Do you like them?

I'd frame your artwork for a more finished look.
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chispa
last year
I am neat and hate stuff on counters ... saying you are going to use something again the next day, is not an excuse for not putting it away!

I would remove the mirror and install two surface mounted medicine cabinets, one over each sink. You will have clear countertops and extra storage space.

Did I mention how much I hate stuff on counters! ;-)

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lisedv
last year
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Other than removing items from the pictures and showing a different vanity arrangement I couldn't do much more since your pictures are all too dark.
Abigail Y
Original Author
last year
When I get home today I will take better lighted pictures! I love all the feedback. I'm definitely in favor of doing the seperate mirrors but need to see cost of electric to do scounces
Abigail Y
Original Author
last year
New pics
thinkdesignlive
last year
I agree that medicine cabinet(s) can work wonders - and how you finish around them with the lighting/wall finish can really upgrade your vanity area. This is one triple door cabinet with a custom wood frame that hides tape light (the owner had issues with lighting that hit directly at eye level so this with a recessed light above worked better for them). For your situation the photos that Chispa posted would work.
Priya Gautam
last year
you can try https://aiinteriordesign.io/.

If you want to decide on new items, you can use 3 D models (AR tech) , and try placing that in your space.

Their demo link:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1l2CBZmEejQ
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Darci Hether
last year
Yes replacing the mirror and lighting should really help this space. You could also just use wallpaper in the toilet area since it has a door to close it off. Here are a few bathroom designs we thought you might want to look at for ideas. We also suggest adding hardware to the vanity cabinets.
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