One of my current clients is in the midst of a complete Master Bath Add on. Its an amazingly fun job, and I’m loving it even more, because the home owners are ready to create a jaw dropping space, by mixing natural light, with darker materials and texture!! I LOVE mixing smooth with rough, tile with wood, and shiny with matte!
In, what I am calling “Brittany house” project, We will be creating an entire wall of modern tile behind their free standing tub, with a thick rustic wood shelf attached. They have high vaulted ceilings and have given me the green light to adding an amazing chandelier, which I am super excited about!! and although all of the decisions have not been solidified yet, I love the direction we are going! The front runner for the chandelier is similar to this beauty! A great organic Shape and metal!! Perfect against the back drop of an entire dark slate glass shower! This master bath is no doubt going to be amazing! The mix of texture is going to steal the show for sure!! Also, there will be NO mirrors above the sink, a decision that was already made by the home owners before I was brought on to this project ( and I LOVE IT!!) instead? a huge wall of windows to bring the outside in!
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My VERY rough drawing ( done in the car) after I first saw the chandelier. I always do this when a new potential piece is added to a space. I quickly jot down what I anticipate it looking like, and in this particular case, I wanted to see an approximate height ( although not to scale) that the tile is going up the wall.
Here is the wood shelf inspiration picture, that I found on Pinterest. Love it!!
As this project moves along I will keep you posted! Next up selecting Exterior Paint for a green house project that is also happening in their back yard !! FUN!!
Happy Thursday!! Who is freaking out because Christmas is just 6 days away?? I am freaking out in a super excited, cant wait to see my 4 yr olds face on Christmas morning, type of way
I LOVE that you are showing this project! How cool! I love seeing it from the planning stages!!