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msjacqueline

Tiny Toilet

MsJacqueline
hace 8 años

Hiya

I have a tiny toilet, so small you cant even swing a mouse!

It's a very bland magnolia but i'll like to do something dramatic. I'm thinking a vibrate wallpaper on all walls. Has anyone done this before? or something similar?

I'm open to all kinds of ideas.

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    Amber Jeavons Ltd
    hace 8 años
    Última modificación: hace 8 años

    Hello msJacqueline,

    What about paint... Something like Stiffkey blue by Farrow & Ball and paint the wood work too the same in an eggshell including the door.. Or Basalt by Little Greene.... then add a fantastic mirror above the loo.... (if there's room!) This one for example from Graham & Green called "Fringe" If not a mirror then a light fitting overhead of equal opulence.

    : ))

    Stiffkey fantastic with old golds and brass...

    Basalt... again fantastic with brass, gold..

    Or a mauve colour is really fabulous too.... Consider the light fittings too...
    Not adding too much will help the area feel bigger so I have chosen either 1 dramatic hanging piece or 1 dramatic light fitting which I feel is better for the space as opposed to hanging things either side.. Otherwise beautiful wallpaper. House of Hackney do some fantastic ranges that are sure to have an impact! :))

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      MsJacqueline
      Autor original
      hace 8 años

      Thanks for the feedback.

      I forgot to add some details....

      The toilet room is in a rectangular shape.

      When you open the door you face the toilet. The toilet is against a wall with a small window above. Then the two walls on both sides. Its about 1.5meters by 2meters. I'll try and post some pictures.

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      MsJacqueline
      Autor original
      hace 8 años
      Here's a pic.
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      Pat Oliver Interior Design
      hace 8 años

      You don't mention what type of home you have or what style appeals to you. Why not go dramatic and choose a richly coloured wallpaper with metallic gold or silver in the design. Face it, you're not going to be in the room for long lengths of time. Also a mirror (half height) will make the room feel much larger.

      MsJacqueline agradeció a Pat Oliver Interior Design
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      Deana Ashby - Bathrooms & Interiors
      hace 8 años

      I'd agree
      with Pat that using mirrors and other reflective materials will increase the
      feeling of light and space in the room. I'm not sure what budget you have to
      play with but you can get some amazing mirrored, shiny and textured tiles that
      used on all walls, floor to ceiling, for high impact would give incredible mood
      and personality to the room. I always think you can have some fun in a
      cloakroom!

      Decorative
      tiles and mosaics can work out expensive even in a small cloakroom - as a
      cheaper alterative I'd recommend using a mother of pearl pearlescent paint
      which will bounce the light around and hang a collection mirrors and pictures of
      varying sizes for a softer, eclectic and homely feel.

    • headers13
      hace 8 años

      what about something like this:

      https://www.houzz.co.uk/products/modern-wallpaper-prvw-vr~12579101

      Expensive but just do on the back wall. Needs a window dressing too like a plain small blind. Paint the other walls a pale grey & as the others say add mirrors to the other wall as a feature.




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    • Jonathan
      hace 8 años
      I once viewed a house to buy and the owner had gone mad in the littlest room. They had a tiny black gloss vanity with a marble top. Below a dado rail was tongue and groove in a deep green, above was upholstered with braided trim top and bottom, they had cut out angels from a poster and decoupaged the ceiling reminiscent of an Italian master and there was a chandelier and an ornate gilt mirror.
      Completely over the top and fabulous!
      MsJacqueline agradeció a Jonathan
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      MsJacqueline
      Autor original
      hace 8 años

      Thanks for the great ideas.

      I'm definitely in for glamour and wow so the mirror tiles are a good idea.

      I'm going to look into perhaps having the back wall behind the toilet tiled with mirrors and then with the rest of the walls apply some wallpaper.

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      Falchi Interiors
      hace 8 años

      How about a stunning tile effect wallpaper? The best of both worlds!

      The wallpaper below is from Today Interiors and comes in a very light grey which would both brighten your space and also reflect light. The 'tiles' add drama and interest to the space without being intrusive.

      Paint the skirting in a soft white to sharpen the space and introduce and metallic vase or candle holder to the window sill in; copper gold or platinum.


      Tiny toilets are perfect for making a statement and a talking point, so be bold!

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      Deana Ashby - Bathrooms & Interiors
      hace 8 años

      Good luck in your search - There are a few tile suppliers I can reccomend as a starting point - Spanish manufacturer Dune http://www.dune.es/en/products/emphasis-mosaico/vitra-cristal

      Porcelanosa have a fantastic range and stores nationwide - http://www.porcelanosa.com/gb/mosaics.php

      Original Style also well worth a look -

      https://www.originalstyle.com/en

      However websites really don't do them justice - you really have to see them in the flesh to be truely wow-ed by their sparkle.

      Enjoy!


    • minnie101
      hace 8 años

      Hi. I'm not sure if I've misunderstood you regarding the mirror ŵall. I wouldn't add a mirror ŵall behind a toilet to both protect modesty and also aesthetically re the reflection of the loo :) if you did like the tile look have a look at Cole and son antique mirror paper as pictured below which will give you the glamorous look. You could either add art or a bronze mirror. If you like Jonathans idea see the Sistine light below by young and battaglia, you could then add the inky blues suggested by AJ

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