Lola’s Room & Bathroom

I’ve the arched door way and wall paper

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The extra jungle fabric could be used in unique places. Maybe the closet? Or?

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I absolutely love this. The wall paper. The toilet the mix of jungle and mexico.

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Love the tiled in the floor mats

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Love the wall paper

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Another cool wall paper but maybe a bit dark

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Would a frame around the windows add something? Love how colorful and bright this is

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If the quartz or shower doesn’t go to the ceiling I like this height with a wall paper at the top and love the plant!

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Love the wallpaper and gold fixture and mirror

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Love the idea of hiding the cleaning supplies in a nook by the toilet.

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Door would be moved to hide the toilet

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This is exactly what I picture for the toilet to be hidden to the left of the vanity with a pocket sliding door

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Could a shower and a tub fit in the same space?

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As a Reno idea I picture the toilet hidden with a slider door and reducing the size of the vanity to fit. But does enough natural light come in if we do that?

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Love all of this! The fun wall paper. The tiles…but not on the surface of the sink is prefect white corian or quartz. Love the arched painted door in the background and the plants and fixture. This is at a restaurant in San Jose called something Springs. Love their decorating in that place.

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Thoughts on a sink like this? I love the teracotta color

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Love the colors of the tile but not for the shower. Would prefer shower to be timeless classic white and update tiles or wallpaper somewhere else. Love the idea of a tub

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Lola would like a fish tank shelf like this…as her current layout is we could put it to the left of her desk. A gorilla rack will hold the weight but it’s ugly…so thought we could trim it out with wood or paint? Ideas? Or fish tank shelf could fit in her closet?? With all the tanks in one vertical space it would remove those smaller pieces of furniture they currently sit on.

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I like this framed out shower door

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Could we make an area in her room full of books and fish tanks? Maybe her closet ? She barely hangs anything up in there!

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Maybe we find some tanks like this for her bettas

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Current shower. I would like the side walls of the shower to go from floor to ceiling. The built in shelf is like hidden from view as you look into the bathroom so it’s a clean slab. We may need to replace the window in the shower or all of them in her room.

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Could a toilet closet with a sliding door that allows for natural light to come in fit here? Shrinking the vanity space which is too big anyway

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Current configuration

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Current sink area which is huge. Thinking two options. 1. Leave cabinets and lay out as is and work with cabinets and gut everything else. 2. Curious if we can make the toilet into a sliding door closet on the left and open up the bathing area to not have a toilet and reconfigure to have a tub and shower area. And redo the cabinets with something new. This would be more expensive but am curious if the space would allow for it.

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I like the wall going up to the ceiling with the tile around the base of the wall. The current shower doesn’t have a door. Do we have space for one? A slider or an open door?

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I like that the blue tile is behind the toilet and throughout the shower. I’m on the fence about keeping the wall concrete or glass between the shower and the toilet. Thoughts?

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I like the tile behind the mirrors and keep the vanity area clean. I want to get clear on the type of sink that would look good

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I like the solid piece of quartz and the accent tiles in the wood color. I like the infinity drain and the gold fixtures. I think the shower should be classic timeless white with clean lines and gold fixtures. The accent areas whether wall paper or a fun tile I’d like to be in areas that are easily changeable in the future. Prefer to invest in big slabs for the shower and tile or wall paper in smaller areas behind mirrors or one wall etc.

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Option of full glass? I like the classic tile and the opportunity to have some fun wall paper that’s easily changeable in the future.

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I like the doors. The clean white tiles and the fun wall paper that could easily be changed. A classic timeless shower all the way to the ceiling and changeable wall paper

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Love the wooden stools in the shower and the hexagon floor tile

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Wall paper might be too much but I like it. Will ask Lola.

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Love the tiles and the fixtures. I want to be sure to have a shower head and a hose shower option. She has a large bench when entering the shower. Should this be reconfigured?

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