Bath Shower Home Design

Shower curtains are generally a feature of bathroom suites which incorporate a shower over the bath: the curtain is a simple yet effective means of preventing shower spray from soaking your bathroom. The popularity of the shower curtain is perhaps in part down to its budget- friendly design : while you can spend more, a decent, simple shower curtain need only set you back a few dollars. If you have kids, the addition of a brightly coloured shower curtain is a simple way to add child-appeal to your bathroom. From cartoon characters to jungle animals to aquatic creatures (arguably the best choice for a bathroom!) , child- friendly shower curtains come in a plethora of styles, all of which can help to soften an adult space and make it more welcoming for little ones. If yours is an adult only household, you’ll find that shower curtains can bring to your bathroom a riot of colour or a wealth of intricate design that you’d pay considerably more for were you to add the same design, in ...

A decorative shower curtain that’s simple to construct using a Layer Cake and Jelly Roll. This curtain adds color to your bath and shows off your quilting talents in a whole new way. 1 Clermont Farms Layer Cake by Minick & Simpson 1 Clermont Farms Jelly Roll 4 1/2 yards Clermont Farms solid cream fabric or backing of your choice Front Step 1: Arrange all 42 10″ x 10″ Layer Cake samples as pictured below. (I photographed small cuttings so you can see a clearer picture of my rotation). You can create any layout you’d like. It’s a simple matter of arranging them in a manner that appeals to your design sensibility. Note: All of the samples are being used uncut from the Layer Cake. Step 2: Mark each row in a naming convention that works best for you. I like to use small sticky notes marked with the row number and the direction in which the blocks should be sewn together. Typically, I start from the left side, and collect each block going across to the end of the row. Therefore, th...

We've covered most rooms of the house (kitchen, bedroom, home office and even a home theater) here on the Inside Man, but one room we've inadvertently ignored is the bathroom (perhaps to avoid the toilet seat debate ). Consider it ignored no more with this selection of masculine bathroom accessories . Here's a roundup of necessary no frills bath accessories from shower curtains to toothbrush holders and magazine racks to bath mats that will create a finished bathroom with any feminine flowers or ruffles. Shower Curtains : • Cityscape Shower Curtain from CB2, $39.95. • Organic Color- Block Shower Curtain from West Elm, on sale for $39.99. • Marimekko Hetkiä Moments Shower Curtain from Always Mod, $55. Magazine Racks : • Slat Rack from CB2, $89.95. • 2d: 3d Wall Mount Magazine Rack by Blu Dot from Design Public, $99. Bath Accessories : • Stone Resin Bath Accessories from CB2, $4.95 - $9.95 • Bamboo Bath Accessories from Crate and Barrel, $3.95 - $34.95. • Dark Stain C...

Posted by: Kate • September 2, 2013 When Pam saw a tantalizing photo of Nanette and Jim’s bathroom remodel  on Facebook  — posted by rockin’ retro Portland realtor Alyssa Starelli — she knew that we had to feature their fantastic space. So we chased after, with AlyStar making the fairy godmother connection , we get to see Nanette and Jim’s vintage blue bathroom — built from scratch.  Using vintage salvaged fixtures , vintage wallpaper and and other era-appropriate choices for tile and flooring, this visionary couple transformed an empty portion of their basement into a beautiful blue bathroom that suits their 1945 transitional ranch home . Seriously, though. Why are we even bothering with this wordy introduction. When we could just say: WOW! Nanette writes: We live in a 1945 transitional ranch in Portland, Oregon. Goal was to create a second bathroom that looked like it could have been there / was original to the house (in the basement, no small chore). House did not have a laund...