So, I have a lovely new client. She is absolutely deserving of getting her new home to fit her style and needs. I am re-styling the entire main floor, which includes the powder room. This home has the typical builders grade fixtures and tiles in the bathroom. We wanted to give it a little more umph. The homeowner has a more reserved, elegant, but country chic style. However, the home is a newer construction. I wanted to incorporate the home owners style, without having it feel like it doesn’t fit in the home. I am not a fan of mismatching the era/style of a home with the style in the inside. I feel there should be some continuity.
Anyhoo, here are the pictures of the current powder room.
Typical builders bath. Real estate beige.
Leftover tiles from another project.
Quick window treatments
Less than acceptable light fixture with cheap faux mirror.
Well, not to fear, I am here to give this space what it deserves. We must always remember, that poweder room, in a majority of homes, is the one bathroom every guest will see. So give them something that will leave them wondering, “OH! Cute, I wonder what the other bathrooms look like…”
When working with a interior styling client, I first get inspiration. I spend time researching and then create a mood board. Here is the mood board for this powder room. Design/construction begins in a week!
Benjamin Moore Storm
Benjamin Moore Tundra
Adding a little zhush with Penny Tiles by ROCA
Pottery Barn Pivot Kensington Mirror
Pottery Barn Towel Holder
Lowes Oak Chair Rail
Lowes Wood Shelving
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