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52. Terra-Cotta Floor. Handmade terra-cotta tiles and a claw-foot
tub outfit the bathroom. The circa-1780 door conceals a medicine cabinet
and linen closet.
53. Dark and Dramatic. The faucets hail from a school science lab.
The walls are painted Pup Tent by Martha Stewart Living.
54. Long and Narrow. The master bath's exterior door opens straight
into a backyard pasture. The owner slip covered her grandmother's ottoman, and perched at
the vanity (painted Black by Benjamin Moore), in a feed stack.
55. Luxurious Lavatory. A mosaic of Granada Tile transformed the bathroom
into a jewel box. It helps the floor stand out against walls.
White paint Decorators by Benjamin Moore.
56. Open Showers. A Victoria + Albert tub sits opposite the
showers, all finished with fittings from Habitat. The hanging basket, once used by miners, holds
toiletries.
57. Classic Style. A Carrara marble floor pairs with subway-tile
walls in the master bath of this California home. The claw-foot tub is by Sunrise Specialty;
Rejuvenation makes the light fixture, wrapped in wire mesh.
Bright idea: Repurpose a wood plank as a rustic bath shelf.
58. Keep It Simple. Antique tables store towels and toiletries
in the master bathroom. The owner bought the shaving mirror at Rural Residence in Hudson,
New York. The walls are painted Simply White by Benjamin Moore.
Bright idea: A tri fold shaving mirror and narrow wire shelf take the place of a medicine
cabinet.
59. New Purposes for Old Things. Sconces by Schoolhouse Electric flank a 1910
medicine cabinet, fitted with a new mirror. Bright idea: With the help of a marble top
and a Kraus sink set; a weathered table became a washstand.
60. Bookish Bathroom. Pages from a reprint of Cabinet of Natural
Curiosities cover the powder room.
61. A Splash of Color. An old hand-painted metal sign hangs above
this bathroom's salvaged cast-iron tub. The lab-inspired light is by Schoolhouse Electric,
and the sinks are by Porcher.
62. DIY Décor. A $2 package of letters gave a $25 salvaged
door an industrial look in the bathroom of a Washington home. The walls are painted Creme
Brulee by Behr.
63. Innovative Accessories. The homeowner adds a meter from Orange Research
installed in their bathroom to monitor the amount of water used per minute. The commercial-style
sink from American Standard is fashioned of enameled cast iron.
64. Outdoor Bathroom. The bathhouse's geometric floor and walls—inspired
by an image in a book of Charles Jencks's garden designs—with ceramic and porcelain
tiles. Virginia creeper and trumpet vines entwine the porch, audaciously poking through
the shower shack's windows.
65. Rustic Bathroom. A hammered-brass pendant from Terrain illuminates
a vintage claw-foot tub in the master bath. Pennsylvania bluestone covers the floor.
The walls are painted Horizon Gray by Benjamin Moore.
Bright idea: Two-tone painted walls mimic the look of wainscoting, for less.
66. Unique Sink. An antiqued-brass and bronze light fixture
from The Urban Electric Co. shines above a Kohler trough sink. The window shades are
Hunter Douglas. The homeowner inherited the sign on the door—which reads chien méchant,
or "beware of dog"—from her grandmother. Bright idea: Instead of towel bars, peg rails
offer maximum utility in a tight space.
67. Victorian Bathroom. The homeowner combined a new tub by Waterworks
with an antique table and milking stool. The floor is covered in terra-cotta tiles.
Bright idea: With the addition of custom-cut mirrors, a cast-off window frame becomes and
impressive full-length looking glass.
68. Artwork on Display. Vintage Chanel No. 5 magazine ads bought from
eBay are on display.
69. Wood-Paneled Bathroom. The homeowner relied on Green Demolition for
the guest bathroom's cabinets, as well as its Corian countertops. The striped-cotton
Turkish towels are by Scents and Feel.
70. Southwestern Style. In a bathroom of Arizona home, a claw-foot
tub, by Aquatic, basks in the reflection of a wall's worth of vintage beveled mirrors.
71. White Bathroom. The owner mounted Philippe Starck's Ghost
mirror above the sink in the master bath. A vintage lab cabinet and a Pottery Barn cart
handle storage. The sea-life print was an Etsy score. The walls are painted in Stonington
Gray by Benjamin Moore.
72. Brown Tones. The homeowner opted for a faucet with hand-shower
attachment by Newport Brass. The paneled walls are painted DKC-12 by Donald Kaufman.
Bright idea: An old mailbox finds new life as a bath caddy.
73. A Touch of the Outdoors. Maple branches in the yard are literally placed
on a pedestal—a vintage column—in a master bathroom. The owner found the pressed fern
at a flea market. The walls are painted Throne by Ralph Lauren.
Bright idea: A dark coat of paint lends gravitas to a simple claw-foot tub.
74. Basement Bathroom. The shelf beneath the mirror from fragments
of an old dresser; hard-wearing Rust-Oleum paint (the wall is painted White, while the
chest is Hunter Green) unifies both pieces with the flea-market chest.
75. Antique Fixtures. The master retains many 19th century-old fixtures,
including the tub, sink, and medicine cabinet. A pedestal shelf creates space for toiletries.
76. Natural Light. The bathroom's handmade fir sink support holds
an Olympia basin, while the chandelier, hanging above the vintage claw-foot tub, was purchased
on eBay.
77. All-White Fixtures. Carrara marble makes a big statement, covering
the walls, floor, and counters.
78. Two-Toned Paneling. The faux paneling in this cottage's bathroom
was crafted of 4x4's. For rooms (not just bathrooms!) with short ceilings, try placing
art on the floor, rather than hanging it on the walls to give the room a sense of added
height.
79. Black and White. An extra-large Hoesch bathtub pops against
walls painted in Behr's Sled, as does an original mermaid painted by Pennsylvania artist Kolene
Spicher.
80. Fixer-Upper Sink. A damaged soapstone sink from Urban Farmhouse
cleaned up just fine in this Ohio farm's bathroom.
81. Cast-Iron Soaking Tub. A zebra-print ottoman from Ballard Designs
sidles up to this cast-iron tub in the master bath, outfitted with white china sinks from
overstock.com. The Restoration Hardware mirrors slide open, barn door—style, to reveal a
recessed medicine chest. Bright Idea: To save big on the right lamp,
hit the "wrong" department. This outdoor fixture cost just $40 at Lowe's!
82. Blue Bathtub. Grammy nominee Neko Case's Vermont farmhouse
boasts a pale-blue tub by FTF Designs pops against charcoal Ann Sacks tiles. The large
linoleum collage is by Bill Miller; the towel rack is a Restoration Hardware find.
Bright Idea: Display art against a tiled wall by suspending it, via wire, from Sheetrock
above.
83. Dramatic Dressing Area. The bathroom's dressing area has a vintage
black lacquer cabinet that stores sweaters. The 1880 tin traveling trunks are British;
The 1940 Oushak rug, Turkish. Bright Idea: The ultimate in bathroom luxury?
A lounge-worthy sofa, like this corduroy covered Biedermeier.
84. Collectible-Covered Quarter. The bathroom of this Maine country cottage
boasts a circa-1900 amoeba etching; a cut-paper image of Mao Tse-tung; and a pen-and-ink drawing
by a friend. Equally alluring: the cast-iron radiator from Architectural Antiques.
Bright Idea: A tall plant stand keeps bath-time necessities within easy reach.
85. Earth-Toned Trim. The owner painted the trim in her master bathroom
a (custom-blended) mossy green and the upper walls ivory. Along the way, she gained a cozy
corner that seems to hug her vintage tub. The towel-and-robe rack is from Restoration
Hardware.
86. How to Make Newspaper Wallpaper? A fan of Russian art and design, an antiques
dealer found graphic appeal in a stack of '60s Ukrainian newspapers, just $20 at a Pennsylvania
flea market. Then he placed the pages where he could really admire them — along two
walls and the ceiling of a downstairs bathroom — using wallpaper paste and a flat craft
sealant (such as Liquitex Matte Medium). Also in the room: an antique medical stand that
acts as a caddy for hand towels.
87. Old-Fashioned Medicine Cabinet. This eclectic farmhouse's bathroom came with
a wooden Red Cross medicine chest.
88. Rustic Renovation. Wainscoted walls—wood paneling that reaches
halfway up the wall—embrace the history of this old Vermont home while adding a sense
of permanence and durability to the bathroom.
89. Powder Room Chest. Originally used in a stable as storage for
riding boots, and the target-like game board dates to the 19th century. An antique firkin
sits beneath the Porcher sink.
90. A Mix of Tiles. A custom medicine cabinet hangs in this powder
room, along with a towel rack from Moon River Chattel. Moroccan cement tiles, from Artesana
Interiors, almost read like a fine rug. by Melanie Acevedo
91. from Bedroom to Bathroom. A glass shower enclosure maintains the room's
expansive, wide-open feel. Limestone tiles compose the shower's floor; while subway tiles
cover the walls. by William Waldron.
92. Treat Your Feet. A thrift-shop rattan chair cozies up to the
vintage tub. If you've got room, skip the bath mat and treat yourself to the luxury
of a real rug.
93. Stenciled Wallpaper. A $30 stencil from stencil-library.com yielded
the pattern in the bathroom of this Oregon home. By choosing red paint, the decorator
gave the old- fashioned damask modern zing. The landscape paintings are thrift-shop finds.
94. Mirror Mix-Up. Bright Idea: Mismatched vintage mirrors add
up to one big statement in the master bathroom, where an antique vanity sports a new skirt
and a fresh coat of white paint. By Laura Moss.
95. Plentiful Surface Area. Interior designer Bunny Williams suggests
providing a handy surface for toiletries. A cabinet, table, or stool in the bathroom
guarantees visitors won't have to balance their Dopp kits on the edge of the sink in
the bathroom.
96. Bold Hues. The walls of this blue bathroom are Benjamin
Moore Natura in Fiji.
97. Wallpaper with a Twist. In this bathroom, a Sunrise Specialty tub
sits in front of the bead board painted with Benjamin Moore's black. The portrait of George
Washington is a flea-market find. Bright Idea: A coat of varnish gives inexpensive
Kraft paper new life as moody (and durable) wallpaper.
by Roland Bello.
98. Bright-White Restoration. This luxurious retreat completed with a claw-foot
tub by Kallista, clean white walls, and farmhouse style beadboard wainscoting.
99. Simple Light Fixtures. Mirrors from Anthropologie, Restoration Hardware
light fixtures and a hexagonal-tile floor further refine this bathroom, painted in Benjamin
Moore's ballet white. by Roger Davies
100. Blooming Bathroom. Roses adorn this master bath's estate-sale
watercolor painting and vintage trash can. And finally,
101. A Sunny Space. The owners installed a Calcutta marble tile
floor and painted the tub's exterior with Farrow & Ball's White Tie.
Bright idea: Perched next to a freestanding tub, a stool offers a handy spot for bath
necessities.
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