I've always been so inspired by this bathroom. The serene and classic beadboard backdrop, the fun punchy colrs and of course, that adorable little girl. I thought I'd give recreating it a whirl. You'll have to provide your own adorable child though :)
{via Martha Stewart Living}
Towel Rack - A vintage quilt rack is reinvented with a coat of pretty blue paint and given new life as a towel rack. Why not right? If you prefer the look of the spindle-y one in the inspiration image, try searching eBay!
Shower Curtain Fabric - If you can sew a straight line, you can sew a custom shower curtain. Shower curtains are 72" wide so match the patterns up on 2 lengths of fabric and finish the hems with some Stitch Witchery. Use a grommet kit to punch the holes for the shower rings (use an old shower curtain as a guide). Seriously, couldn't be easier! Maybe I need to do a DIY shower curtain tutorial to convince you...
Beadboard Wall Panels - I love the all the way to the ceiling look in this bathroom but even just taking it up to a plate rail height would be fantastic. Such a classic look!
Vanity Mirror - Don't be distracted by that tragic gold crackle finish! A few coats of that fun, punchy coral color and this mirror is well on it's way to being fabulous.
Wastebasket - $8.00 at Target and just waiting to be transformed.
Letter Stencil - Keep it classic with the Caslon font.
Pedestal Sink - I think the room really works because the traditional lines of the pedestal sink provide a great foil to the fancy, Rococo style mirror above it. Total opposites yet so at home together.
What do you think? Do you like this look?
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