Here's proof that you can maximize space without sacrificing style.
As an aesthetics fanatic, I can’t help it but grab every chance I get to add style and level up a space.
A tiny powder room gets a modern makeover in black and white.
Sometimes small spaces pack a big punch indeed. That is definitely the case with powder rooms; generally tiny spaces that make a big impact both in terms of aesthetics and ergonomics. One of the advantages of the powder room is the way in which it allows you to try out a style that is entirely […]
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Our desire to have a second toilet in the house is great. Not so great that we’d be willing to plumb one randomly into the middle of the living room, but enough that we’ve decided to c…
Make that tiny bathroom space feel larger than life with these amazing wallpaper ideas for a small powder room.
Small bathrooms may seem like a difficult design task to take on; however, these spaces may introduce a clever design challenge to add to your plate.
When it comes saving space in a tiny house, the discussion often turns to the concept of a tiny house wet bath.
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If you have a staircase in your home and there’s some space under it, make the use of it! Here are ideas to organize a powder room there.
Starting as I mean to go on with the first renovation project of the year already done. Actually it was started last year and it was a rather accidental refurbishment if I'm honest. When we moved in we painted tiny (and I mean tiny - I've got friends who can't…
Transforming Small Bathrooms: Maximizing Space and Style Small bathrooms can present unique challenges, but with the right design strategies, they can become functional and stylish spaces. Whether you're working with a tiny powder room or a compact full bath, optimizing every inch is key. This article will explore innovative ideas, clever storage solutions, and design
It’s amazing how a little paint can completely transform a room, and I am feeling SO inspired to spruce up some other rooms in my home. We decided to freshen up our first-floor powder room right before the holidays. Read on for some small bathroom ideas.
If you have a staircase in your home and there’s some space under it, make the use of it! Here are ideas to organize a powder room there.
hey y'all! we're on vacation and doing our best to pick up on those laid back cali vibes 😎 (as soon as we leave disney lol) but in the meantime, i've got a guest post from amy of life on hill st. amy is a fellow design lover who is in the midst of a home renovation with two little kids. aka a saint! she actually approached me a month or so ago and her timing couldn't have been better! after i looked at her site, i quickly knew what i wanted to hear more about - her teeny half bath from the hill st house. it's a good one. thank you amy!! ********************************** Hello all! This is Amy from Life On Hill Street and I'm super excited to be guest blogging for Meredith today! She asked me to write a short post about a bathroom renovation I did on my last house. I honestly didn't write enough about it at the time so I'm thrilled to have the opportunity now! A few years ago, my husband and I bought a 150-year-old Dutch Colonial and decided to do a DIY renovation/restoration of the whole thing. One of the coolest projects we did (and the only one we outsourced to the pros) was our half bathroom. Like most old houses, ours didn't come with a bathroom on the first floor. It was pretty much a no-brainer that we would add one, there was just the problem of where to put it. Although we didn't have adjoining neighbors, our house was essentially a tiny, three-story row house and space on the first floor was at a premium. After much consideration and an, "are you sure about that?" comment from our realtor, we decided to rip out the entry hall closet and make it a bathroom. Easier said than done. The closet was 3 1/2' by 3'. After plumbing and framing went it, the entire room was less than 10 square feet! This of course created some design challenges, and the nagging worry that once everything was installed, nobody would be able to fit inside! Luckily, I found this amazing toilet from Toto where the tank system hangs in the wall between 2x4s. And I found a tiny European sink (similar to this one) that was so small I originally thought it was a water fountain! The finishing touches included black and white penny tile on the floor, glossy black bead board half way up the walls and fun Scalamandre zebra wallpaper in Serengeti green. I knew the bathroom would make a statement simply because it was so small, so I thought I would add to the fun by including some memorable paper. I'm always finding wallpapers, patterned tile or dramatic paint colors that I love, but simply couldn't commit to having everywhere. So when I have a small, relatively confined, space I tend to take bigger risks with the design. In the end, we got a lot of compliments on the "tiny" bathroom. Even the inspector came back and took extra pictures to show future renovators what they can do with a closet. Mostly though, we were just happy to have an extra bathroom in a more convenient location. ...ok, and we liked the wallpaper too! To read more about the mini half bathroom project check out this post, or this one! ********************************** thank you again amy, i love what you did with this closet and the design choices!
