I’ve got another bathroom design coming at you for the Trullbook Residence. This one is the upstairs guest bath or what we are calling the kids bath. In this room the layout will stay the same, but we will be gutting it and replacing all the finishes. The plan in here is to bring the decor into this decade (just wait till you see the before, it is pretty amazing!), make it a space that is kid friendly but will still appeal to all ages and not be outdated again too quickly. I chose a soft blush penny tile for the floor and white herringbone on the walls. A classic combo with a little pink twist. A minimal color palette of white, blush, and natural wood will create a clean modern look and the brass accents give it just the right amount of polish.

This will be my first time using Semi-Handmade in the bathroom and I can’t wait to use their flatsawn walnut doors. The plan is to use Ikea’s kitchen cabinets as the structure of the vanity, attach them to the wall, and then add the brass decorative legs to make it feel more like a piece of furniture. I’ll provide more info once it’s up… wish us luck!

And how about this beauty of a bath? While the rest of the house was truly lacking in any personality I appreciate that they put some in here even if it does take me back to the days of “Saved by the Bell” or “Full House” or maybe “Who’s the Boss?”. I’m not sure which childhood tv show but I’m sure one of them had this going on. I could definitely see A.C. Slater primping in this room.

Next up is the powder bath!

Sources: Sconces by Cedar & Moss // Brass hooks // Brass Hardware // Walnut doors for vanity by Semi-handmade // White 2×8 tile for herringbone // Stool by Serena & Lily // Mirror from Bella Decor // Tub by Kohler // Pink Penny Tile // Kohler Purist Faucet // Brass Furniture Legs // White Turkish Cotton Towels 

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