Below: Love the clean lines and herringbone floor in this grey bathroom. The lining board walls are very achievable, and budget friendly too.
It may be a dream, but its a pretty one.
Monday, November 3, 2014
Our little country cottage has a really ugly bathroom, and I mean really ugly. I am talking aqua blue bathroom suite dating to the 1950's, and not the fashionably 1950's, huge old geyser in the room, and a nasty nasty old vanity. So I am dreaming of redoing it, a really small budget renovation of course, and frankly I don't know if we have the budget, but I can dream right. So if I find the budget this is what I want to do, take out the bath and replace it with a shower and make a small, bright, white, fresh and clean wet room. Something along the lines of the rooms below.
Above: Bright, white and light via The Design Chaser, pinterest (can't find the original credit), House & Leisure. That shouldn't cost to much should it?
Below: Love the clean lines and herringbone floor in this grey bathroom. The lining board walls are very achievable, and budget friendly too.
I love subway tiles, I have them in the bathrooms in my home already, but would love to use them in a herringbone pattern on the walls.
It may be a dream, but its a pretty one.
Below: Love the clean lines and herringbone floor in this grey bathroom. The lining board walls are very achievable, and budget friendly too.
It may be a dream, but its a pretty one.
