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Coastal Bathroom – I love me some stripes!

I realized the other day when I was doing some housekeeping here on the blog (as I ignored the dust bunnies on my floor and actual real housework) that I never shared our little main floor coastal bathroom! There’s a sneak peek on my house tour and I’m pretty sure I promised you all at least 6 times I would be posting about it so being a woman of my word here it is (10 months later…)

A bathroom with striped walls

When we first moved in this bathroom was pretty blah, just beige walls. I was 7 months pregnant with little man when we moved in and towards the end of building I sort of lost my will to design. I had clear ideas for a lot of the house when we started and then near the end I was just sick of making 10,000 decisions and also possibly, just maybe, a smidge, the teensiest smidge hormonal (the Mr. might remember it as a little more than a smidge..). I was all “just paint it all beige”, who cares!!

A sink and a mirror

and then, you know, I immediately cared…

A close up of a towel hanging on the wall

So, about 10 months after we moved in, we added the bead board and I painted the stripes on the wall. Loved it! I loved the stripes so much I was on a huge stripey kick and was all “must stripe all the things!!” but then I remembered all the tedious measuring, taping, re-taping, re-measuring nightmare and decided this little dose of stripey-ness was just enough.

A wooden box

I found these mirrors at a vintage store for $5 each – score! Hello! photobomb (in the middle mirror) by me and my stripey shirt, further proof that I love me some stripes!

A large mirror

I love these wall plaques from Ballard Design, these were another total lucky score. My mom had ordered them from Ballard for her house and they are actually a set of 3, but one was completely smashed inside the box. Ballard Design was totally awesome and just sent her another set and told her to keep the broken set, so I inherited the 2 that weren’t broken.

Vintage Bathroom accessories

 

A bumble bee wall art piece

This bathroom is pretty tiny, it’s on the lake side of the house right off the mudroom so everyone uses it to change into their bathing suits when we have friends out.

A bathroom with striped walls

It’s pretty much just big enough to turn around in, so there isn’t a whole lot of room for accessories, but I did add this little table with the coral and the photo for a pop of color.

Coastal Bathroom Ideas

A piece of coral and a photo of a little girl

DETAILS – The paint colors in here are the silver side and silver feather, more info on that here in my paint post. The mirror and light fixtures in here are from Lowe’s. The towels and picture frame are from HomeGoods. Not pictured a totally awesome spider man potty seat that we still can’t convince little man to use…

There you have it the grand tour of our little half bath. I’m hoping to share some changes in the master bath later this week too, but you know what probably means 6 months from now :)

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26 Comments

  1. Love the bathroom. Especially the beadboard. I need some immediate help- What did you use for the trim of your beadboard? I like yours very much – classic and simple. Was it a 1×3 or 1×4??? Carpenter working on beadboard next week. Thanks so much.

  2. Love your bathroom! Your home is beautiful. Would you mind sharing your tile details? Thanks.

    1. Hi Michelle! I looked everywhere and can’t find the info on my tile :( sorry! I so wished I had known I would be blogging back when we built I would have kept every detail for you guys!

  3. LOVE the bathroom Kelly! It looks beautiful. Stripes are too much fun. I just ordered a striped chair and I can’t wait to get it here! Oh and your red door is to die for! It’s beautiful on its own but I can picture it with pictures too! You can’t go wrong with that one.

  4. What a cute little room Kelly – thanks for sharing :-) We’re still finishing our powder room which just needs paint now, but it links to the laundry and that needs painting too – always something to be done!!!

  5. It’s perfect Kelly! I love beadboard and the stripes are so worth the time and effort to get them done! I’ve striped my dining room twice – the first time it was ever painted and a few years later when it needed a fresh coat of paint. It’s needing it again but I say no more stripes. It’s going to have to be plain and boring now!

  6. Love, love. It looks fabulous. I will send you my address. How soon can you be here to stripe me? Great taste.

  7. Looks great – I love stripes too but don’t have the courage to try it in my home…maybe it’s time!

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