Bath Shower Home Design

Thanks to Homewerks for sponsoring this post! My little guest bath has come a long way from its days as a ballerina-bordered, pepto-bismol-colored “statement.” After we moved in and fixed it up, it had its hey day as a rarely used guest bathroom, complete with carefully placed soaps and new, fresh white hand towels … you know, the kinds of things that vanish the moment you pop out a kid. Like, the instant the child emerges from you, they are gone. It’s wild. Nowadays, it’s home to bath toys and Toy Story-branded toothpaste, but we still like to freshen it up when we have company coming, and this week we made the snazziest of updates. (Wait til you see!) Let’s talk about how to make a bathroom feel like a retreat for guests! bathroom feel luxurious for guests with a few simple steps!" width="300" class="aligncenter size-full wp-image-17909" /> 1. Use soothing colors We went with a soft greige on the wall and a silvery- blue shower curtain to keep things cal...

Matching towels and cute decorating schemes aside, there are certain bathroom essentials  that everyone should have, no arguments allowed. And the only reason I say this is because certain basics are simply a huge contributor to your personal comfort and convenience — and what better reason to have them than that? My first apartment post -college was a pretty ragtag affair , and one of the places it showed the most was in the bathroom. My roommates and I were lucky if we ever had extra toilet paper , used the old "adding water" trick to extend the life of our bottles of hand soap to the point of absurdity, and ended up relying solely on a night light during a particularly memorable week when the overhead light burned out. Needless to say, we weren't big on luxuries — or even common sense — back then, and one of the places my home life has improved the most drastically over the course of my 20s has been in my bathroom setup . While I don't always love it (it is, afte...

Shares 209 Do you have boys? If you do, then you know how absolutely terribly , disgusting boys bathrooms can be. Especially when they’re little, but our grown men can even be bad. My family lived in a small 4 bed / 2 bath home up until a few months ago. All 5 boys shared one tiny bathroom. It was scary. I’ve learned a few tricks to help keep a boys bathroom clean . These couple of simple tricks can make a world of difference in the boys bathroom, though it won’t ensure a spotless room. This post is sponsored by American Standard, who has provided me with product.  All reviews and opinions are my own. boys bathroom clean , the struggle is real. Moms of boys completely understand." width="600" height="1200" /> Tricks to Help Keep a Boys Bathroom Clean 1. That Bathroom Rug – Pull the bathroom rug as far away from the toilet as possible. Trust me. You’ll still want to comfortably reach it from the shower or tub, but try to keep it at least a foot away. The c...

October 8, 2015 Holly Sosa This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser. All opinions are mine alone. #CraftedExperience #CollectiveBias We have a large four bedroom home, but it only has two bathrooms. For our family, this works and we have no complaints, but since our guests use the same bathroom my kiddos do, I try to keep the design neutral and spa-like. Without getting too kitschy, I’ve kept the design nautical, using a couple octopus prints and calming ocean blues . sew shower curtain 10" width="800" height="1200" /> sew shower curtain 11" width="800" height="533" /> The shower curtain in this bathroom has evolved over the years because it’s right next to the toilet. I’ve got two boys. And a shower curtain nestled next to the toilet. I’ll leave you to figure out the dilemma that leaves me with. We’ve gone through three shower curtains in three tears thanks to missed targets. And every single...

Bathroom renovations are notorious money-suckers. You start with a budget in mind, but once you get started, you seem to be constantly dipping into your pockets for that extra item to complete the look. It can be the same when you move into a new home; the desire to inject your own style into a bland room can be overwhelming. Wesley Sinclair from Highgrove Bathrooms provided these simple and affordable ways to add personal touches to your new space without breaking the bank. Feature Friendly Feature walls need not be reserved for the living room or bedroom. Be it wallpaper or tiles, geometric patterns are certainly ‘in’, especially hexagonal or chevron designs. Mixed materials such as natural stone or timber are a crowd favourite too, and for good reason. We suggest a timber grain vanity or cabinet to draw the eye - the warmth from the wood will offset the cold look and feel of the bathroom tiling . matte black theme in one’s bathroom can easily be adopted through the tapware, show...

Bathroom Makeover " src="http://madincrafts.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/DIYBathroomMakeover_thumb1.png" alt="DIY Bathroom Makeover " width="700" height="1049" style="border: 0px;" /> This is such a happy post for me!  First, because our bathroom makeover project is FINALLY DONE and, second, because I don’t have to keep any of it a secret anymore.  If you follow me on instagram, you have been getting some blurry hints about the big reveal but now I can share all the DIY projects that went into transforming our “fine” bathroom into a gorgeous space. Because our bathroom was basically fine in the first place, the room just got a makeover not a renovation.  I don’t have the budget or the DIY skills to lay tile or replace a toilet.  In fact, all of the larger pieces of our bathroom were left in the room.  I didn’t even paint the walls because they had just been painted two years ago when we moved in.  That doesn’t mean I didn’t p...