Kids' Bathroom Ideas

 

I like the tiles very much, the color and the grout color and the pattern. I want to tile in the tub like this.

Not the circular mirror or the handles, but the cleanness of the vanity and the tile combo (plus skylight). Wouldn't mind these sconces or something a little more fun

I like the tile combo and the ledge. Not the sink.

Another view of same.

Like the vanity very much, and the tile combo in unexpected patterns, and making a ledge from the tile.

Not this moody, but I like the different zones created from tile. I like the vanity (but probably chrome hardware)

I like the vanity and the mix of tiles and the tiled-in tub. Kind of like the line around the top of the backsplash. Also the arched shower enclave. Not the marble though. A little more traditional than I'd like overall.

Not the vessel sink, but I like how clean and graphic this is. Yes to the light fixture. Again, creating that zone with the tile all the way up from floor to just above sink

Again, clean and cheerful. I like the tile combo.

Not exactly this tile, but I like the vanity and that it is graphic with some different zones

Powder Room Moodboard

 

-Moody, dramatic, dark

-Sink either marble with dramatic veining, or soapstone

-Aged brass. Single-handle faucet

-vintage sconces

-limewash walls

-for sink, we like the solution in the top right photo with a small sink on top of shelf. Also thinking about using pullout pantry-style cabinets on either side or just one side (as space allows) as medicine cabinet, with sink spanning all available width of wall (bottom row sink)

Notes on Paris Apartment Insta Post

V sent me an Instagram post.  Original can be found at: https://www.instagram.com/p/C1mb5MYshvS/?igsh=MTl0ZTR1cmp3MHcydg==

Here are the photos with my comments:

NOTES RE. ABOVE:

• Love the pendant light. 
• I like the way the wood lines of the built-ins continue up to the ceiling.  It has a Japanese quality to it. 
• The counter in the built-ins appears to be very thick marble.  I really like this - and the drawers below.  Where could we do this? (if at all)

NOTES RE. ABOVE:

• This vanity is lovely. I like the curves, but particularly the slatted wood. Wonder if this would work with an under-mount sink rather than a vessel as used here. 
• Note that the curtain rod is hidden behind the crown moulding.  The effect is lovely.
• Thinking about the marble wall behind the mirror.  
• The sconce light is not my fave.

NOTES RE. ABOVE:

• YES YES YES. I love everything about the fireplace, mantle, mirror and sconces.
• The mouldings on the walls are really pro looking. 
• By deploying matching sconces on either side of the mantle and again on the opposite side of the door, they created a really cool effect that defies simple symmetricity. Feels organic, not matchy-matchy.

NOTES RE. ABOVE:

• The curve of the arch at the top of this doorway is EXACTLY what I would like between the primary bedroom sitting area and sleeping alcove.
• I think I love the wood paneling on the inside of the door frame. At least I love the contrast and the way it defines a threshold.
• The slatted paneling behind the bar is great. Where could we use this?

NOTES RE. ABOVE:

• Again, the curtain rods hide behind the crown molding. Can we do this in the primary bedroom?
• The headboard and the larger wood panel behind it are GREAT. I really like this approach for our project - even with a shorter wood panel (terminating a few inches above the top of the sconces) so that we can still hang a painting above. 
• Love the velvet (?) headboard.

NOTES RE. ABOVE:

• I particularly like how the pendant lights lead the eye down the hall. I'm not sure sconces would do this as well. 
• Look at the floorboards. We could (and should?) do this V-shape slightly shifted to the left leading up the hall to the kitchen.
• Also, really like the wall trim details. Really clean and tight.

Wallpaper

POWDER ROOM

I am imagine something a bit opulent, darker with some luminosity, but could be either wacky or classic 

1. Strawberry Thief by William Morris

2. Fruit by William Morris

a classic, and obviously bonus points for being the breakfast room wallpaper in Phantom Thread. That guy had good taste. I've always wanted to use this somewhere.

3.  Enchanted Woodland from Mind the Gap

4. Natura Morta from Maison C

This is probably my top choice

I love all their stuff. This comes in several background colors

5. Coven from Maison C

Love this a lot

6. Gemini from Maison C

7. Empire from House of Hackney

This one is bananas and I've always liked it

Zeus from House of Hackeny

Pride from House of Hackney

Brio from Anna Glover

Mitchell Black marble mirage

Sandberg - Marie. Love this. Also the other colors. This for entry or powder room

Actually really into stripes the more I think about it. Hamilton Weston brown paper

ENTRYWAY:

I'm imagining something a little bit more cheerful, possibly simpler or graphic

1.Beatrice wallpaper from Anthropologie

Olive Grove by Schoolhouse via Hygge and West

Mitchell Black Jandaya 

Mitchell Black Spring Bloom

Mitchell Black Osidan

Ottoline Improvisation Number 1

Mitchell Black Flourish - I like the other color ways also

Mitchell Black "Split"

These are my favorite!!!

From Bien Fait

Cabinet Hardware

I want as simple as possible, brass, bar pull. 

You have expressed that you do not want any single-screw knobs on cabinets, which is fine (although FWIW I also really like the look of bars mixed with simple round knobs or these two-finger pull jobbies like below.)

This photo is from the Schoolhouse website. This is the Edgecliff Pull. I like the trend I've seen of just one shape (a simple bar) in different sizes for both drawers and cabinets. 

 

Random inspo, I don't know the specific brands for the two below:

Both have steel appliances and it works. But they also have warm wood floors and brass in the light fixtures, so we need to figure out where to add some more warm colors. Maybe barn wood on stove fan would help.

Amerock Versa:

Amerock Monument (I'm leaning toward this):

Knurled pull from Schoolhouse ($$ but good inspiration)

Here is a kitchen that uses these. The little knurled knobs are adorable too. 

CB2 version "Amp":

Top Knobs version: