I lamented its loss for a moment before shutting the door and returning to bed; this was, after all, my first real day of spring break, it wasn't yet 6 in the morning, and I intended to sleep in, dammit, despite an earthquake and shattered glass.
I also decided that rather than worry too much over the loss of a framed picture, I might as well take it as a sign from God that it is time I redo my front bathroom. It is boring and has not been updated since I moved in.
Here are a couple inspiration pics that I've seen floating around the web lately. They are kind of polar opposites, as one showcases a bathroom that is light, white, and airy, and the other features dark walls and accents of gold. Also, I guess, the second pic isn't actually a bathroom. It's part of a room leading into a bathroom. But I am using that pic as inspiration for my guest bathroom, so, you know, polar opposites and all.
image via The Every Girl |
I am loving the idea of the shelf and those towels are simple and gorgeous.
image via The Every Girl |
Also, I'm loving the idea of new flooring in the bathroom (right now it is a reddish brownish tile).
image via pinterest |
image via Eclectically Vintage, by way of pinterest |
I lived through a number of earth quakes including that big one in 2001 in Seattle, very strange indeed. The images are very inspirational and so thinking of doing one dark wall when I get my condo.
ReplyDeleteAllie of ALLIE NYC
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My formal living room is dark blue and I love it!
DeleteLori
These pics are lovely- I'm so sorry to hear about the tortoiseshell + mirrored picture frame, though! That sounds pretty, too. Glad you're okay post-earthquake. I bet that would be scary!
ReplyDelete-Ashley
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Thanks, Ashley! When earthquakes are little, they aren't too bad. My bathroom needed a change anyway!
DeleteLori
Living in Kentucky I have only ever felt one earthquake. I was home alone at the time and had no idea what it was. I didn't learn what it was until several hours later when I saw it on the news.
ReplyDeleteI love fresh flowers and greenery in the bathroom.
Tracy @ Sunny Days and Starry Nights
I love that last bathroom with the mint cabinetry. So fresh! Thank goodness you are safe!
ReplyDeleteThank goodness the earthquake wasn't worse. And I love your thoughts on it being a sign that it's time to change!
ReplyDeleteI'm loving the dark corner walls. I'm kind of thinking of repainting my bathroom and I'm torn between dark and light walls, but since it had a huge window and it flooded with light, I think we could get away with darker paint. We'll see!