Who doesn’t love bathrooms with colors and motifs that suggest the ocean? I’m crazy about simple cottage bathrooms with vintage tubs. I know they aren’t breaking any new ground, they’ve been shown on every blog from here to Patagonia and they are even taking a seen-one-seen ‘em all quality. But still… What I find attractive [...]
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Pink and Green Feminine Bath
Layering fabrics helps create a romantic tub alcove. Pink and green is a favorite color combination to use for little girls, but it’s seldom seen in grown-up baths. The not so young will dream about evening soaks in this beautiful space. Eyes are immediately drawn to the cluster of crystal chandeliers above the clawfoot tub. [...]
Shades of Purple Bathrooms
Violets can range from periwinkle to plum Purple became a favorite color when I was a teenager and I’ve always worn it. And while it had a wild in/out swing over the 20th century — in vogue during the 1920s and ’60s and out of style otherwise — its current revival for home decor seems [...]
Bathroom Blues
What could be more natural than the color of water? Thoughts of a light, bright and soothing color for a bathroom reminded me of two that work well with white tile and beadboard. Both are light but vivid blues I have long admired – Farrow & Ball’s Borrowed Light – which is pale but intense [...]
Seafoam Bathroom
Design ideas collected over time are the basis for a classic bath The prototypical seafoam and white “spa” bathroom could be called a new classic. Variations are as numerous as shades of green and vary from old-fashioned hues on the tasty side of mint to the elusive color of water. The hallmarks include a white [...]
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