Guest Bathroom Makeover
Our guest bathroom needs some updates. Keep in mind, floor tiles, and shower tiles must stay.
Looking for a clean spa update. Might be moving, so looking for more staging.
1. Wall Color - Bathroom doesn't have windows, seems dark and blah - need something to brighten, pop - Presently color: Benjamin Moore #1031, Tumble Marble - yet is seems so yellowish, perhaps because of tiles
2. Ceiling Fixture - More illuminating. Although this is a lovely fixture, just doesn't work here.
3. Backsplash - Desparately needed, i.e., water spots, etc. Do I tile a small backsplash or, go all the way?
4. Oval Mirror - Hate it, builder's mirror - should I do a wall to wall, frameless, hard to find stock, really don't want to do custom
4. Vanity Fixture above mirror - Would like to use, but not set in stone
5. Faux Marble Vanity - Absolutely hate it, but really don't want to replace, does anyone have advice of those epoxy kits do they work? Is it a waste of time ?
6. Vanity Cabinet - Thinking of painting black for an update
5. Wall behind toilet - was thinking about incorporating tile, planks,? thoughts
This forum has always been helpful. I would appreciate all advice and suggestions. Trying to do it nice update, but not too expensive.
Thank you!
Comentarios (15)
Anna P
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hace 6 añosI don't mind that mirror. If this is mostly about staging for sale, I'd skip that part,
Similarly, you have a cove backsplash (which can't be removed), so I'm not sure I'd worry about figuring out the right amount of tile. Any buyer will either be ok with what's there or be planning to replace the top, leaving the backsplash in need of replacement.
Dark vanity seems good, lighter paint (with less pink -- take tones from shower tile), and a simple updated ceiling light all seem key. Since you have vanity lighting, I'd keep the ceiling light simple, probably flushmount. I can't read the intended style of this room easily, but I think you could push it more contemporary or more traditional with your choices, so here are a few different options of what I was thinking:
https://www.houzz.com/products/progress-lighting-portal-1-light-flush-mount-brushed-nickel-9x25-prvw-vr~60201090
https://www.houzz.com/products/progress-lighting-mingle-led-flush-mount-brushed-nickel-14x575-prvw-vr~60200958
https://www.houzz.com/products/z-lite-704f3-bn-brushed-nickel-lagoon-3-light-flushmount-ceiling-fixture-with-ma-prvw-vr~35769083
https://www.houzz.com/products/access-lighting-c20651orboplen1218bs-strata-modern-flush-mount-prvw-vr~14686157
https://www.houzz.com/products/tilbury-3-light-semi-flush-mount-in-polished-nickel-prvw-vr~51864723
https://www.houzz.com/products/canarm-mill-flush-mount-oil-rubbed-bronze-prvw-vr~70047148
I included some bronze fixtures here, but I think you might do best to keep it consistent, especially with two light fixtures in close proximity...- PRO
Three Generations Tile, LLC
hace 6 años williann
hace 6 años
PROSanta Rosa Tile Supply, Inc.
hace 6 añosI don't think you'll get a "spa" feeling with the tiles and fixtures you have now, but you have some room to update the bathroom without changing those. If you're seriously considering moving soon, don't put too much into that's not easily changed (ie don't tile anything). Paint the walls a lighter color, and be sure to test it out in your room; your lighting will definitely affect how it looks. Go with something pale and neutral. I'd leave the vanity cabinet alone, or change the hardware. The lighting over the mirror isn't terrible, so I'd leave it. Change the mirror to something you like better. Go with a simple ceiling fixture. I'd do something like this:
Change the artwork and get rid of the shelf over the toilet, especially if you aren't going to use it. Do something fun/quirky or more modern for artwork; you can probably go 2 or 3 prints stacked vertically over the toilet with those high ceilings.
If you're aren't going to move, or at least not very soon, I'd also replace the vanity top. Get a granite countertop and add a tile backsplash. I'd go with a color that works with the existing tile (either a neutral, metallic accents, or a blue or green) in an interesting shape like an arabesque, or a mosaic. Something like this could work:
PROBANDD DESIGN
hace 6 añosTry wallpaper. That will help make the space feel a bit brighter. Also why not a new mirror and light as well?
nicole___
hace 6 añosÚltima modificación: hace 6 añosLove your floor tile and shower tile. Yes, keep those!
Here's what I'd do...
1) Granite counter top w/ under mount sink, new backsplash.
2) New mirror, long and skinny. Maybe a mirrored frame....
3) New lights. The one in the ceiling should be low profile or maybe a heat lamp combo and look industrial.
felizlady
hace 6 años
Annette Vusich
hace 6 años
PROFlo Mangan
hace 6 añosAnna P
hace 6 años
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