Showing posts with label bathroom. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bathroom. Show all posts
Monday, September 17, 2012
Thursday, July 5, 2012
Tuesday, June 5, 2012
WHITE BATHROOMS / FEHÉR FÜRDŐSZOBÁK
A tisztaság maga...teljesen fehér fürdő. Tetszik? Vagy túl rideg?
The cleanness and purity itself. Like or hate?
The cleanness and purity itself. Like or hate?
Friday, May 4, 2012
Friday, April 6, 2012
Sunday, January 29, 2012
Monday, May 9, 2011
Apothecary Bathroom Inspiration at AT
Kelmit pointed out this roundup over at Apartment Therapy -- I like the idea of the linen shower curtain and the succulents in tea tins!
Tuesday, May 3, 2011
The Canale's Home on DesignSponge
I liked the home of Kimberly and John Canale over on DesignSponge. Here's just the two most steampunkish bits.
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| Cephalopod in the a black and cream bathroom! |
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| Light fixture by Roost. |
Monday, March 21, 2011
Valves for your Bathroom
Spotted this faucet by Watermark in a magazine recently.


Don't the handles look they should be controlling a city water main rather than your sink?
The Brooklyn line by Watermark.


Don't the handles look they should be controlling a city water main rather than your sink?
The Brooklyn line by Watermark.
Friday, March 11, 2011
The Bathroom Apothecary
It's one of those weeks, so you're getting one-picture posts. Here's a find from Pottery Barn:

It's the Harvest Double Sink Console. I thought the french wire hamper was a nice option, too.

It's the Harvest Double Sink Console. I thought the french wire hamper was a nice option, too.
Friday, January 7, 2011
Apothecary Label Hand Towels

Aren't these awesome?


Created by, free image downloads, and how-to, at Cathe Holden's Just Something I Made.
Saturday, August 14, 2010
A stationary travelling tub...
@thaumata saw this and thought of us...
Yep, it's a leather wrapped bathtub. I love how it resembles an antique travelling trunk, but could do without the fleur di lis. (And couldn't they antique all the shiny brass?)
From French company Condor. More pictures here.
Yep, it's a leather wrapped bathtub. I love how it resembles an antique travelling trunk, but could do without the fleur di lis. (And couldn't they antique all the shiny brass?)From French company Condor. More pictures here.
Sunday, July 18, 2010
Pipes in the bathroom (of course!)

I'm on a pipe kick... here's a set of bathroom fixtures by Roman and Williams, used in the Ace Hotel Portland. A hook, a towel bar, and a toilet paper holder. The glossy black finish elevates it to a less raw, more finished piece.
Sunday, February 28, 2010
Antique Folding Tub
Jen sent me a link to this early, portable, folding bathtub, for sale on eBay. 
From the original advert:
"If you have no bathroom, buy a Mosely Folding Bath Tub", "Don't look around for another house, and "acts well and looks well". An advertisement also notes that the tub is "portable, with self-heating arrangements to heat water at a moments notice. A great convenience and when closed an ornament to any room...". Send two cents, for illustrated catalogue, showing 18 styles of tubs..."
"If you have no bathroom, buy a Mosely Folding Bath Tub", "Don't look around for another house, and "acts well and looks well". An advertisement also notes that the tub is "portable, with self-heating arrangements to heat water at a moments notice. A great convenience and when closed an ornament to any room...". Send two cents, for illustrated catalogue, showing 18 styles of tubs..."
Friday, November 20, 2009
Monday, August 10, 2009
More Bathrooms from the Cabinet of Curiosities
Rebecca just sent me this link to some (more!) bathrooms decoupaged from Albertus Seba's Cabinet of Natural Curiosities
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Stone and his team prep the walls as if hanging wallpaper. They attach the pages with wallpaper paste and let them dry for a couple of days before applying a polyurethane coat, preferably in a matte finish.

from the Houston Chronicle: Papering walls with pages from the past

Stone and his team prep the walls as if hanging wallpaper. They attach the pages with wallpaper paste and let them dry for a couple of days before applying a polyurethane coat, preferably in a matte finish.

from the Houston Chronicle: Papering walls with pages from the past
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