What to do with a contemporary bathroom wall
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Funnygirl on Jan 05, 2016Your bathroom looks great!I noticed you already have a large black and white poster or picture up.I would ad a few more large black and white photos up,use chrome accessories to keep the neutral theme going.Make your towels and rugs in colors you Ike ,to make it pop,then you can easily change the look easily when you get tired of the color.love black and white bathrooms!Helpful Reply
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Julies1949 on Jan 06, 2016two choices, both involve a larger towel rack. you need something larger in scale on that wall 1. install a heated towel rack 2. install a hotel style towel rack then add storage bins on top of the rack. great places to hide toilet tissue, hair dryers etc,Helpful Reply
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Wanda.ll on Jan 06, 2016How about newsprint something on that wall. Then use bright red accents.Helpful Reply
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Janet Pizaro on Jan 06, 2016A large canvas picture with an abstract of color would look very nice in the bathroom above the towel rack.Helpful Reply
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Snapoutofit on Jan 06, 2016I love the bathroom. I love the sinks. I would use a stronger color on the walls.Helpful Reply
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Mary Margaret Kelly on Jan 06, 2016Make it a feature wall (beside the toilet)...as said above, a stronger colour, yes the canvas would work or colour-wash wood pieces, decoupage or stencil and hang.Helpful Reply
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Eileen on Jan 06, 2016add shelves between the studs at different anglesHelpful Reply
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Evonne Arens Redder on Jan 06, 2016I think some shelving instead of the picture over the toilet, too many square things on the wall.Maybe a few hooks on the wall for towels , where your towel bar is now. Your bathroom sure turned out beautiful,so spa like. I'm sure as time goes on you will find the "right" items to decorate with.Helpful Reply
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Pat on Jan 06, 2016I think the towel rod looks too high....is there a reason for that? How about a round towel holder near the shower....(looks like you have one near the sink...right side) then move the art you have above the toilet to that wall, spacing it nicely with your round towel holder.. Above the toilet....two shelves with "pretty's" on them.Helpful Reply
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Rosemary D. on Jan 06, 2016I started a collection of small mirror sets. they bounce light all over the room and everyone comments on them.Helpful Reply
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Pat on Jan 06, 2016Staggered black (or whatever your cabinet color is - can't quite make that out) floating shelves with pictures frames on them and candles/cotton ball jars/etc.Helpful Reply
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Sharon OConnor on Jan 06, 2016How about getting some pallets & doing a pallet board wall OR I saw the most beautiful wall done in a classy mettalic wallpaper, which I don't know how wide your wall is but it looks like 1 roll might do it.Helpful Reply
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LD on Jan 06, 2016Since the flooring is a cream & white tones, I would go with a wall color in that range, and bring colors from the design concept that you're choosing for this room. The design concept can come from wall art, but make sure if you are hanging art work, you need to make sure that it has been mounted for exposer to humidity. You could use Fractureme [https://www.fractureme.com/?gclid=CPmwpcT0lcoCFQqtaQodPpkCDA], which is photography applied to glass. If the blank wall is the focal wall, then you could hang mural wallpaper (vinyl). The towel rack is to high and to small, for it only allows one bath towel. You could use the current towel bar for hand towel/wash cloth, and purchase a floor towel bar, which can hold 4 if folded in thirds. I purchased mine at Bed, Bath & Beyond. I would also chance the lights over the sink area to one that encompasses across both sinks, so you don't see the electrical cover plate.Helpful Reply
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Jean Thompson on Jan 06, 2016Friend of Mine painted a Huge Picture of Tulips on Wood and mounted it in her Bathroom Think of all the Colors that would brighten the room... also you could hang other pictures, spray paint the Frames different colors to match your New Colorful Towels that go with the Colors in your New Painting :DHelpful Reply
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Marion Nesbitt on Jan 06, 2016Nice job - love the flooring. Agree with Julies1949 about getting a longer towel bar to keep in scale. Notice you have 3 rectangles in a row: 2 mirrors and a pic. I would move the pic over the towel bar. You could double face tape an item(s) to the toilet tank lid - maybe somthing with curves to break up all the angles - a sculpture, artificial orchid in a contemporary vase, or such. You can add colour with towels. .Helpful Reply
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Sharon OConnor on Jan 06, 2016Hi Mike, No, I didn't take pics darn it. But I was just at Sherwin Williams skipping thru books & fell in love with the metallics. They also had some with glitter, crystals. It isn't cheap. Some are $90 roll, which is why just a statement wall would be gorgeous. 1 roll will usually do three 8' ceiling lengths wide. They run 20-22' wide per length & I thought your wall looked like 1 roll would do it.Helpful Reply
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Kathy on Jan 06, 2016How about using some of your pictures and making them into canvas art for the wall. I did this with some picture from a trip of interesting doors and angles. Taking the pictures was fun and now the canvas art reminds me of a wonderful tripHelpful Reply
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Laurie Powell on Jan 06, 2016I don't see a window in the bathroom. I'd hang an old architectural window or large picture frame above the towel rack. You could make the frame look like a window with a an outdoor painting of a flower garden. Bring the outside in. I like more towel hanging space, so a longer rack & hang it lower.Helpful Reply
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Sherry Fram on Jan 07, 2016Great job on the remodel! I would get some blank canvases from the local hobby store and either paint an abstract type painting or decopage some pretty paper on it. If that's not for you then get some photos frames that you like and put in some nature photos or some photos of your favorite vacation. In our bathroom I have four square canvases that I have painted with just a simple tree that covers over the four canvases with leaves cut out of scrapbook paper that we had on hand that I decopaged all over then I sprayed on 6 coats of a polycrylic to keep them waterproof for the bathroom. I got the canvases in a pack of 6 really cheap with a coupon and the paint, paper and polycrylic we already had on hand.Helpful Reply
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CK on Jan 07, 2016Very pretty bathroom. Actually what I'd do for that blank wall is add another towel bar. It appears that the existing one holds only one bath towel. You may have to remove the existing one to install two equally spaced on the wall.Helpful Reply
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Beth H. Makemeprettyagain.blogspot on Jan 07, 2016There are a few things you could do to spice up that wall. Wainscot is one. You could stencil that wall if you don't want to do paper. Use the same color paint or a shade darker in a glossy finish and do some sort of stencil design (see pic). Do a small border of tile all the way around. Add some floating shelving. Do a wainscot and then do mirror for the top portion (bonus, the mirroring will make the room look larger. I did it in my bathroom) see pic. And lastly, how about some reclaimed wood planks? you could do pallets like someone else mentioned, actual reclaimed wood or even leftover wood flooring. you can score great deals on Craigslist from people trying to sell off their flooring from projects. Here are some pics of everything I've mentioned. Have fun!Helpful Reply
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Susie Grindinger Reardon on Jan 07, 2016Add a couple floating shelves. Pretty bottles. Mayb a bloom or 2Helpful Reply
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Melody Talley on Jan 08, 2016I found this... now on a larger scale and not so many with Black and White, maybe abstract photos. How does this look?Helpful Reply
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Colleen Hughes on Jan 08, 2016From an old crib I took one of the side rails, removed every second and third slat, turned it vertical and hung it using curtain rod brackets to extend it from the wall. It takes up a lot of blank space and gives me great extra towel-hanging possibilities at the same time. Towel bars are expensive!Helpful Reply
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Jean Myles on Jan 08, 2016You could stencil the wall in a design you like. Use clear polyurethane [clear coat] and the design will be shinny and the same colour. The contrast between the glossy and satin or pearl finish adds dimension to the wall. Much cheaper than wall paper, easy to clean and depending on the pattern it could be modern or more traditional. Same idea as the second pic from Beth H's post above except clear instead of the white. Add a couple of towel holders or a towel ladder . You can add colour with your towels, and other accessories. I think your bathroom looks great.Helpful Reply
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Lori on Jan 10, 2016I don't know if anyone suggested yet that the towel rack is too small and looks too high. If you bought it for the reno maybe buy another one to go beside it. You already have lots of great ideas. Good luckHelpful Reply
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Pambishop653 on Jun 09, 2016i have a long bathroom with tub toilet and sink allon one end and nothing down the other end is a blank wall any ideas what to put there???Helpful Reply
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