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Country Bathroom Decor
When
I had my bathroom renovated the tiler said to me that the bathroom
would rank as the most expensive room in the house to renovate (per
square foot). For such a small space and for the amount that
I was quoted I would second that. Unless you have an exceptional
large house with a large bathroom, most bathrooms I know are either
tiny little hubs where you attempt to fit in essential items that
are pretty much rigid and unmoveable. So in other words, once
you've got a bathroom, there isn't much you can alter in it except
for the accessories that you have. Therefore bearing that
in mind, you need to think very carefully when you are planning
out your next bathroom renovation.
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Bathroom
Furniture
For
a small room you need furniture that is
multi-functional and makes use of all the
available space that is available. Furniture
that sits over the cistern is a brilliant
idea and storage is suddenly increased with
this clever alternative. White is
also good because it goes well with bathroom
items and of course there's also the fact
that white just seems to make a small space
look heaps larger. If you have the
luxury of space in your bathroom, why not
add a vanity there - it makes a lot of sense
to put it there. After all, that's
where all the pampering happens.
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Bathroom
trimmings Wall
trimmings on the wall can include wall paper
or tile highlights. I think these
wallpaper patterns make the room so much
homier. As do coordinated wall art.
Shower curtains also make for a nice
country feel - especially if you have a
claw foot bath that suits the decor to a
tee.
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Bathroom accessories from Plow and Hearth
These glorious trimmings are available from the sumptious Plow and Hearth where country living is certainly at its best.
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accessories from Plow and Hearth
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