There's a large coat closet that would make a small but functional powder room so we're trying to get it done before Rosh Hashanah. Here's the plan...
1. There is so much fun bathroom art on Etsy like this one.
2. This sink is only 16 x 12 inches so it will be perfect is a tight space.
3. The walls are in bad shape after removing the countless hooks that have been there since the house was built. Fun art will draw the eye away from the walls.
4. An inexpensive but chic towel ring from Urban Outfitters.
5. Exposed copper pipes will save money (no breaking into the walls) and give the bath an industrial chic vibe.
Here's what is done so far...
And a mirror like this one from Home Goods...
Now it needs to be sanded and painted before the plumber arrives and then the fun part begins!
Just this week I dealt with a similar closet interior--more work than I expected (as usual!). I'm re-configuring the closet, though; no plumbing involved. I'm eager to see the finished powder room; I have a tiny first-floor powder room, and I think your solutions could work for me, too. I have that Urban Outfitters paper holder, and I love it. Shana tova!
ReplyDeleteYour home is beautiful, Kelly! I love all of the crisp white.
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