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Bathroom

Jean Oldham
Jean Oldham
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Again a wide light

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This is interesting. The power source hooks into a track closer to the wall and the pendants hang from there

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The base here is large. That would cover the space where the Canlite was

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These lights are further away but they’re big

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These really long. But the lights don’t hang directly over the sink so they’re not in the way

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Set up with angled mirrors. I like the teardrop shape of the lights

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Lower pendant lights bring the light down to the sink

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I really like the look at these pendant lights

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Pendant lights

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Cluster of pendant lights on short extensions

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Pendant lights

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The canned lights are for the back, but there are lights on either side of the mirrors

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Can lights further back. Lights over the mirrors

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Three lights

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Light distance from mirror

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Gray wall

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Gray wall

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Gray walls

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Picture between mirrors - but this one is too big

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Gray wall

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Boothbay gray - Benjamin Moore

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Soft gray walls

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Wall paint

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With a white vanity and sinks, a pale gray wall makes a contrast behind white framed mirrors.

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The shower looks like a fish tank.

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The walls look like planking. Because they’re white, any sort of neat pattern would work on the floor.

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I like the combination of the white, shades of gray, and pale floor.

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Here is an example of a gray floor with a very pale gray wall paint and white trim. Looks nice

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I like the gray tones in the wood.

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Gray wall, gray vanity, and a wood countertop. It’s a lighter colored wood.

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The wide gray tile in the shower.

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It’s just amazing. The pedestal sinks are really different.

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Window in the shower

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Wood color, and pretty sconces.

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Wood color.

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Window in the shower

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Looking at the vanity, I like the color of the wood.

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This is an example of the blue and white I would like in the master bath.

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The lighting in this bathroom is lovely.

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Facing into the bedroom. Check out the doors.

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I like the window in the shower. Note that it is a sort of rippled glass but it isn't totally opaque .

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Storage for master bath.

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I love this wallpaper! It's just my kind of thing with the swirls.

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This is a layout similar to mine. I like the tile around and the big window.

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Wow! What a beautiful window.

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I like the simplicity of this design. Note that the shower head and control are on opposite sides. You can turn on the water without standing under it.

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Window in the shower with half frosted pane.

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It seems that windows do not have to be square. This triangular window is a bit of a surprise.

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Note the lighting under the cabinet.

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It's another example of a washer and dryer cabinet.

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This shower has the windowsill wide enough to put a plant on it.

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Very pale green glass tile. Bright and pretty.

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Corner windows like mine with pulldown screens.

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Full frosted window, but it seems to have a hinge.

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The windows have a half frosted window on the bottom. I wonder if it opens?

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I like the tile surround for the window. It's a cute contrast.

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Tile all around.

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The window in the shower.

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This bathroom shows a design I could use in my new bathroom that needs a remodel.

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The hardware on the cupboards

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The whiteness is ameliorated by the blue and gray tile. It seems light and cheerful without looking like a bathroom in an institution.

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I love the plague walls and ceiling. For some reason that really appeals to me.

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The little sitting tub.

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The configuration is the same as my bathroom.

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Brass bowl with snakes.

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Wow! This really is a flat floor. The mosaic took four weeks to assemble.

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The blinds would make the bathroom private but the user could still see out.

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Look at the mirror behind the toilet.

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Wood, stained glass window, the way the granite (?) goes up at an angle. Cosy.

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This is a lovely bathroom. The walk-in shower with windows the light the whole room are neat. Of course, the shower alone is the size of my entire bathroom (sigh).

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This shows a shower with the window in each one which is pretty much what I'm dealing with.

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Look at the window decorations. The Fair Trade Store has shell mobiles that would work beautifully for this effect.

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I like the pattern windows. That way I can have more windows.

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The tile surround is unique and very pretty.

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