Fife steading conversion Transitional Bathroom
Classic country bathroom.
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Inspiration for a transitional bathroom in Other with a wall-mount sink, a drop-in tub, a wall-mount toilet, blue walls, stone tile, limestone floors and beige floor. — Houzz
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Lara Sargent added this to 10 Ways to Maximise the Space In Your Teeny Tiny Bathroom
3. Finish with a soothing colourDon’t be afraid to use colour in a small bathroom. This duck egg blue used on the ceiling, walls and panelling lengthens the room by drawing the eye out through the windows. And isn’t it the most restful of shades to boot?Paint: Teresa’s Green, Farrow & Ball
Cheryl F added this to 16 Up-To-Date Ideas for Wood Panelled Walls
5. Get your groove onTongue-and-groove panelling is a classic look in bathrooms. It’s easy to look after, relatively cheap to install and can be painted to suit your scheme, plus it still has a lovely traditional coastal/country cottage feel. It works well as a side panel on a bath and halfway up a wall, and can hide a multitude of pipework. Here it’s been painted a soft blue to blend with the walls. Choose a specialist bathroom paint if you’re concerned about mould and mildew from all the moisture in the air.
Sophie Baylis added this to Blissful Bathrooms on a Budget
Try cosmetic updatesIf you don’t have the cash for a complete bathroom update, cosmetic changes can work out to be a cost-effective solution. “A new coat of paint can go a long way toward improving the appearance of a bathroom,” suggests Poole. Make sure you pick one that is suitable for hot and steamy conditions.“Even the way you accessorise your bathroom can make a big difference – towels, plants, ornaments. Being creative is a tool homeowners should exercise,” he adds.Update the handles on your cabinet doors and theme your scheme with a new pedal bin and toilet-brush holder. Add hooks on the back of the door for dressing gowns. Small, subtle changes make the world of difference.




