Powder bathrooms are like a jewel box. You never know what fun surprises they may hold inside. We believe that a powder room does not have to match the rest of the house. It can be a fun place to experiment with color, pattern, and texture! It is a space that you, the homeowner, does not see everyday so you are not as likely to get tired of a crazy bold and dazzling powder bath.
We are currently working on a some powder bathrooms for our clients, which we plan to reveal to you at a later date. In the meantime, here are pictures of some of our favorites. Enjoy!
We are currently working on a some powder bathrooms for our clients, which we plan to reveal to you at a later date. In the meantime, here are pictures of some of our favorites. Enjoy!
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How chic is this? Bobby McAlpine & Susan Ferrier bring the outdoors in by using this urn as a sink and adding warmth with the draperies that slightly puddle on the floor.
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Dan Carithers fabricated this powder wall in a wonderful Rose Tarlow Fabric, which softens the space as well as dampers the sound. And what a FABULOUS TRUMEAU! WOW...
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Barry Dixon designed this small but chic powder bathroom. We love the detailed "antiqued" framed mirror and custom limestone vanity. And something a simple as FRESH flowers makes all the difference.
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People tend to think that pink only belongs in a nursery or girls bedroom - we disagree! The softness of the pale pink walls, amazing Venetian mirror mixed with the carrara marble makes this space POP. It would not look the same with white walls - agreed?
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This is a jewel box! What a surprise once you open the door. The kelly green is such a great an unexpected backdrop to the hand-applied flowers. And we love the greek key detail on the vanity.
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Clean and elegant is sometimes the way to go!
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This powder is designed by Palmer Weiss. What a fun retro inspired wallpaper!
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Massucco Warner Miller Interior Design designed this beauty.
We love the classic Clarence House wallpaper.
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Sometimes a neutral powder bath speaks for itself!
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"Hollywood Hills home, the powder room walls are upholstered in a fabric by Florence Broadhurst, and the sink fittings are by Dornbracht. " Designed by Ames Ingham
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Love! Love! Love! the Waterworks tile. The daffodil yellow is just so exquisite.
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Console turned vanity!
Which one is your favorite?
