| Rummage around and repurpose. If you love doing the rounds of “junktique” markets and auctions, keep an eye out for preloved... |
| Freestanding furniture such as vintage dressing tables, chests of drawers, glass-fronted display cabinets and linen cabinets... |
| This farmhouse bathroom had a practical modern makeover, but it remains true to its character with a repurposed antique worktable... |
| Work with wicker. We’re in love with natural fibers right now, so look for hand-woven baskets and hampers with plenty of... |
| Show off shelves. A simple shelving unit makes a stylish statement in this bathroom, made all the more elegant because of... |
| Hang in there. Bathroom hardware has undergone a revolution and offers far more variety now than traditional polished or... |
| Knockers have largely been replaced by electric doorbells, and smaller lightweight doors no longer need pulls. Luckily this... |
| Show your true colors. We often choose the all-white route for bathrooms, for practical reasons and because they never seem... |
| The owners of this bathroom chose smoky-plum walls, crisp white tile and pink accessories. The palette nods to on-trend colors,... |
| Linger on a lounge. The last word in luxury is a bathroom big enough for a full-length sofa, chaise or daybed. If you’re... |
| Another idea for a bigger bathroom, a gorgeous inviting daybed piled with pillows would be the perfect spot for pampering... |
| Choose a chair. With less space to spare, you may be able to squeeze in a stunning chair. What a difference it can make to... |
| It doesn’t take a lot to boost a bathroom from bland to memorable, and choosing vintage pieces isn’t the only way to give... |
| Find a cool stool. Even the smallest bathroom has space for a stool or two. They multitask as bath-side tables, step stools,... |
| The owner of this narrow bathroom was undaunted when it came to packing in personality. With the stool-cum-mini vanity, brass... |
| Catch the drift. There’s something about driftwood that makes us think of salty air and sandy feet, about where it has been... |
