I wish I had a finished bathroom to show you; but we are still puttering along with the tile. These were some pictures in my inspiration folder. I am starting to lean towards a light-greeny blue for the walls. The basic stuff is done. We've put black and white basket-weave tiles on the floor (which I love); it's the wall tile giving us trouble. We have to match to an existing tile to which there is no match, so I might end up going with a mosaic to get creative and blend everything. It becomes complicated when the original owners have tiled every wall 4 feet high.
I don't know the sources, but if I happen to show your bathroom, let me know!
Jen
Great inspiration! I bookmarked a few..thanks!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful bathroom inspiration!! I cant wait to see how yours turns out~ Hugs, Rachel :)
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Oh, I love them all!
ReplyDeleteOMG!*!*! BeSt Bathroom Pics ever!*!*! Sooo good to chit-chat with you last Saturday!!!
ReplyDeleteJeanine, ChiPPy!-SHaBBy!
what beautiful bathroom inspiration........
ReplyDeleteFantastic inspiring pics! Adore the clawfoot tubs!
ReplyDeleteThese pictures of these bathrooms are beautiful, I'm sure when you get yours done it will good just a good can't wait to see it all put together .have a wonderful day.
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Speaking of bathrooms, I want to paint our claw foot tub. It's old & looks the part. I bought the Elmer's putty kit to fill in a nice, big gash at the rim. Once that's done, I plan on painting. I figure it would be cheapest to buy ONE can of paint (in white), rather than paint the inside white & the outside black (like I would really like to).
ReplyDeleteHere's my question- I've seen instructions call for polyurethane enamel or urethane enamel. It's tricky at best, to find those in a one-horse town. I did a google shopping search to see what my options were & came across "Polyurethane Floor and Trim Enamel." The part of the description that caught my eye says "Dries to a durable and abrasion- resistant finish that will withstand repeated scrubbings and high traffic." It said scrubbings. Not washing, not cleanings..... Scrubbings.
It's also quite a bit cheaper (remember one-horse towns can be outrageously $$$, too). Is this a comparable item? Same item? Would it work???
I would kill for any of these bathrooms! We have the BIGGEST GREEN tub in our master bath. Yes, I said Green. If I could only waive my white wand....
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ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful inspirational pictures. I love pedastal sinks. We we did our bathrooms over we chose pedestal and I love them.
Thank you for sharing. Can't wait to see.
Claudia
I love every single one! It really makes me want to get rid of our awful dated corner jet tub! :)
ReplyDeleteOh my #1 #3 #5...are my favorites...but I love them all!!!
ReplyDeleteSome great inspiration you have gathered! But I too am anxious to see yours when you are finished!
ReplyDeleteI love great bathrooms! We will be starting our downstairs bath this summer...I really want a clawfoot too but we already have a nice tub in there...so I will have to sit back and imagine!
Hope your doing well and keeping warm!
Donna
Ooh I love the one with all the open shelving. Great post!
ReplyDeleteNo you're safe... not any pics of my bathroom:)
ReplyDeleteMatchy matchy isn't always good anyways. We're in the middle of repainting our family room and I couldn't decide on which white.....so I coped out and just picked boring white white! oyyy!
xx
Carole
i'm pondering a bathroom redo. thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeletekathi
I love every single picture you have shared :)
ReplyDeleteNow you have gone and made me want to redo my redo...hehee. Thanks~ Susie
Love, love the inspiration pictures, especially the black and white!! I know your bath will be just as lovely!! Can't wait to see the finished product.
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Carol in GA
Lovely, all of them. Have a great day ~ xox Alexandra
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