Project Reveal: Family Bathroom

Once again, the bathroom is the first room to get completed.  How does that always happen?  Well it's a small room that doesn't require furniture, so it comes together quickly.  And since we're always anxious to get rid of the port a potty and get indoor plumbing, it gets priority!!

Before: the mirror in the back makes it look so big!

I'm really thrilled with this room.  It started out as a master closet, but when we moved the master bedroom to the other end of the hallway, we didn't need the walk in closet anymore (there are already 2 large closets in that bedroom).

We kept the skylight opening (but installed a new skylight when we added the new roof and insulation) to bring daylight into the room (but it's covered with snow right now!!!).

For fixtures, I wanted something sleek and contemporary and these really did the trick.  The sink bowl is integrated into the vanity top and is really unusual!  I love the swoop shape.

Since the ceiling is so tall, I thought it would be fun to install a mirror all the way up!  It really draws your eye up and with the skylight it makes the room bright and airy (even though it doesn't have any windows!).

The penny tile has a contemporary flair with a coastal color scheme.  Adding the niche for shampoo bottles took me some time to install, but it's a nice, functional feature.  I paired it with this amazing mid-mod wallpaper to pull the color palette together.

The original bathroom floor had long narrow tile in a stacked pattern.  We stayed with that design, but used a black marble for the new bath.

So now we have indoor plumbing - in a bright cheerful room.  Now it's on to the next room!

Sources:
Wallpaper - Maine Paint - Mod Geo by Wallquest
Penny Tile - Distinctive Tile & Design
Faucet - Newport Brass Cube 2
Tub - Mirabelle
Toilet - Toto
Vanity - Home Decorator's Collection

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