This bathroom was a standard basement bathroom that no one wants to visit. We transformed it completely with free standing tub and geometric accents. It’s a mix of cold and warm, old and new. And we kept that bathrooms staging low cost (dah!)
I don’t have any before photos unfortunately (I will try to add in due course), but here’s the end result:
For the tiles we went with white marble tiles for the floor and simple subway tiles for the wall. I needed something geometric (I love this trend). So my husband put it with 90 degrees herringbone pattern (I was inspired by Smitten Studio bathroom).
The wall behind the tub was initially just painted (Benjamin Moore Crystaline – awesome grayish mint green). Unfortunately, my two little kids love to splash the water all over the place, so we needed some protection for the wall.
The hamper is from West Elm and the stool from Restoration Hardware.
I wanted some rustic feel, as I always like to mix old and new. Therefore I found this console table on kijiji.ca (it’s an equivalent of the Craigslist in Canada:). Previous owner was so kind to even bring it my house for free (the total cost=70$). I like the distressed look aka Restoration Hardware, but for a wet space you really need to put a nice top coat so that the wood doesn’t get damaged. I was lucky – he just restored it!:))
The mirror is from Target:) no longer on sale:(
Do you like geometric accents?
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