The smallest room
Posted on Mon, 19 Feb 2007 by midcenturyjo
The powder room, the wc, the cloakroom,the little boys/girls room, the 0.5 of the 2.5 bathrooms, the toilet. An oft neglected space just ripe for decorating. Thinking of something a little “risky” elsewhere in the house, try it out first in the smallest room.
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| Hotel des Arts | Ken Hayden |
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| Domino | BNO |
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| John Barman | Robyn Karp |
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| Jay Jeffers | Domino |
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kim. says:
Perfect timing for this post! With the inlaws now here I have 2.5 bathrooms I want their help to redo. This is giving me some great ideas!!!
ALL THE BEST says:
Love, love, love the Jay Jeffers and the Domino paisley wallpaper is amazing! Does anyone know who the manufacturer is??
jessie says:
I LOVE all these bathrooms. I love decorating bathrooms. They can be so fun. I love that light fixture in the last domino photo, and I love the wallpaper in the first bathroom.
kim. says:
So I just got back from a Benjamin Moore store where I was trying to find paint samples for 2 of my bathrooms. I am so clueless as what to do. I did get an idea from their 2007 Colours for your home booklet – a bluey gray for walls, dark grey for cabinets and light grey for countertop. hmmmmmmmmm
midcenturyjo says:
Those are white toilet pods in a London nightclub in the second photo. Very spooky in a Day of the Triffids way.
mohairpink says:
OTT would be so great in a bathroom. I’m thinking seriously about doing something crazy.
midcenturyjo says:
ps. Thanks mohairpink for the first picture.
kim. says:
I am so craving a crazy bathroom but can’t if I want to sell my house – so Pink, GO FOR IT!!!!!
jessie says:
KIM- if you are worried about selling the house,..do the walls gray, but find a crazy looking shower curtain to go with it. You could always take it down when your house is on the market.
kim. says:
Jessie, that’s a good idea. I have a nice white waffle curtain that I love but I could always fold ‘er up and use in next house. Or I could always paint some sort of design on the walls – and paint over it when we sell.