
For upstairs bedrooms?
An open dialogue between husband and wife about design decisions and, more generally, creating a home we can be proud of.
This is the Therm control we're using for the kids' bath-shower. California Faucets TO-THCN-66-SN (satin nickel)
We also need 3 volume controls (shower, hand-shower, tub). Which of the following do you prefer? (Note that the photos show chrome finish but we will get saying nickel for everything.)
SQUARE - TO-66-WC-SN
OR
ROUND - TO-66-W-SN
Note that the escutcheon on the square version has sharp corners.
So do we prefer a rectangular back plate on the therm and round escutcheons on the volume controls or should we go with the sharp cornered squares?
FINALLY:
Unlike the other two showers in the house, this one has a tub spout. So, it is worth considering whether we want to change the vertical order of the four wall controls. Consider the following two options:
Option A looks a little more like one would expect, but Option B puts the tub control closest to the tub spout.
Looking here at ideas for some kind of custom paneling in our bed nook, possibly incorporating a built-in headboard.
Elements:
-Wood framing
-Fabric paneling
-calming vibes
-frame the bed visually
-create opportunities for different textures/colors
-possibly: built-in headboard and/or bedside tables and/or lighting situations