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anomali in saucydwellings

Coral Pink Bathroom

Jul 03, 2009 15:57

Our upstairs bath was built into a small gable space between our bedroom and the stairwell. I have included a before as well as afters:

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paint: pinks, bathroom

Comments 21

lament_phoenix July 3 2009, 21:34:51 UTC

I love the shower. That's so cool! And that pink could ONLY work in such a bathroom or the room of a young girl. I love it!

anomali July 3 2009, 23:42:21 UTC

We looked at other colors but this was the one that brought the mosaic to life. It also makes for a bit of a glow in the mirror firs tthing in the morning, which is always nice.

mrs_dragon July 3 2009, 21:54:57 UTC

The shower is amazing! Did you do it yourself or hire someone?

anomali July 3 2009, 23:45:53 UTC

This was the work of our neighbor, who is an artist and retired art teacher. Her wood sculptures have a natural sensuality that I think she managed to capture in this rather tricky space.

By the way, she had complete freedom. Our design came after her work was done.

bellenaufrage July 3 2009, 22:15:08 UTC

love the shower!

neukpuppy July 3 2009, 22:21:43 UTC

Dancing shower people are tres cutee! Do you remember the name of the pink paint color you used on the walls?

anomali July 3 2009, 23:23:27 UTC

It's Behr's Coral Cream 200-A2.

rawr_its_roonie July 3 2009, 22:31:20 UTC

you took out all that storage?! :o

i love the shower

missmarmalade July 3 2009, 22:53:33 UTC

Agreed. Don't get me wrong, it's nice now,
but I kind of liked the shelves. I would
have used it for matchy-poo towels &
decorative pieces.

anomali July 3 2009, 23:39:33 UTC

We tried that when we first moved in since I, too, love shelfscapes
: ) Unfortunately, the shelves made the bathroom even tinier and were a little too close to the toilet for comfort or hygiene (eww!). We then planned to just remove the shelves by the toilet and the vanity but EVERYTHING was affixed with liquid nails (including the mauve-grey-beige laminate countertop and the tile floor). We even had to replace large pieces of wall to repair the damage done by the adhesive.