Bathroom

Home Trends | Vanity Mirrors

Not only do we have twenty great vanity mirror options for you today, but they’re all under $300! I’m on the hunt to replace one large, frameless mirror with two of these beauties for an updated look in my master bathroom. For a powder room or guest bath, I love options with built-in storage like #2, #9, #14, and #15. Which fabulous find is calling your name?

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My Home | The Downstairs Bathroom

This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of Delta Brand. The opinions and text are all mine.

So let’s take a little trip downstairs shall we? I really haven’t showed you guys much of the downstairs yet, I know. It’s similar to the bowels of the ship, if you catch my drift. The laundry room is down there, as well as a man cave and play room area. As you can imagine, it’s pretty attractive. That dog will have its day, don’t worry. But for today, let me show you our downstairs bathroom.

It’s about twice the size of the upstairs bathroom and gets probably a third of the use. I think the reason for that was that it really used to remind me of a dungeon. It’s basement level, so there’s already not a huge amount of light, but combined with the super dark stained concrete floor AND the green and burgundy walls? Well it wasn’t really a winning combo, check out the before pictures at the bottom of the post.

A Day of Design in Chicago

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A couple of weeks ago I took a little trip to Chicago. Most of you probably followed along on my Instagram. The reason? A Day of Design with Delta and John and Sherry from Young House Love. Such a great concept, right? The plan? An architectural tour around Chicago to gather up inspiration for a design board we were to create using Delta and She She products. I love me some good inspiration AND a good design challenge! Sign me up.

Five for Fifty | Creating a Home Spa with World Market

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The first week of 2017 is down for the count. Happy Friday! I keep seeing everyone’s plans and resolutions for the year to come and I’ve still yet to any. I was a couple of weeks (months) behind everyone when it came to Christmas decorating…so I guess it’s fitting that I’m behind on the resolution front too 😉 Instead? I think I’ll take some more time to relax and pamper, why not right?

And speaking of pampering…I decided to partner with World Market today and bring you a home spa themed Five for Fifty. Did you know that World Market has some amazing bath and body products? I’m a sucker for good packaging. Here are some of my favorite picks. And in case you’re wondering where the main image is from, it’s from the gorgeous Farmhouse Inn and Spa. I snapped it on my last visit there!

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Home Trends | Hardware

The latest trends and popular hardware styles for your home renovation. Our fave hardware picks by Copy Cat Chic luxe living for less budget home decor

Switching out boring, builder-grade hardware for something special is one of the easiest and least expensive ways to totally transform a piece of furniture or wall of cabinetry. Even a dazzling knob or two on the top drawer of a dresser or nightstand can make it feel like new! These pretty pulls are the definition of form meeting function, adding a bit of sparkle to an area that could easily be overlooked. And don’t be afraid to mix metal finishes—these petite accents could work in any kitchen or bath, regardless of the hardware already in place. Hope one catches your eye!

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My Bathroom Declutter

In my downtime I’ve been slowly trying to go through and organize our “hidden” storage areas: closets, basement, cabinets, etc. Everything is pretty much unpacked since our move, but lots of things were unpacked and just thrown in closets or shelves. And there they’ve sat…for me to agonize over late at night when I’m trying to go to sleep 😉 SO I’m trying to be proactive about it and to take it one step at a time. Organize, purge and rearrange until I’m happy that we only have what we need and the chaos has been tamed. Then I move on to the next one…it’s a dirty cycle. Literally.

So for today’s post I thought I show you the bathroom linen closet. This is like the bottomless pit of products. It’s a decent size and pretty much our only bathroom storage since we have a pedestal sink. So it’s definitely a catchall…kind of like the kitchen junk drawer (next project maybe???). I thought it would be fun to make a video of the whole process showing you the before and after…and everything in-between. This turned out to be a long post, but as the list of products in the bathroom got smaller, the length of this post got longer 😉 Bear with me!

Waterworks Daphne Metal Rectangular Trifold Mirror



Waterworks Daphne Metal Rectangular Trifold Mirror *^$2,100*	pottery barn vintage tri-fold mirror *^$449*

Or this slightly smaller version from Ballard Designs would work as well!

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^$199

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Waterworks Margaux Freestanding Oval Cast Iron Bathtub



Waterworks Margaux Freestanding Oval Cast Iron Bathtub *^$12,000*	overstock Whitby 68-inch Cast Iron French Bateau Bathtub *^$4,400*

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One Room Challenge | Week 5

ONE ROOM CHALLENGE | WEEK five

All About the Art

Major crunch time this week. Major. Week 5?! One week to go? Ahhhh. Okay, so maybe it looks like I’m pretty good to go, BUT curveball. We’re on vacation next week. The planning on that kinda sucked didn’t it? Whoops 😉 Anyways, that basically means I need to up and have this room ready for y’all like now.

This week I started tackling the art work! Big step for me, the perpetual procrastinating art-hanger-uper 🙂 Minted is one of the One Room Challenge sponsors this time around and thanks to them I’m going to be able to create a pretty dramatic gallery wall. I’m pretty excited about it, not sure what I would have been able to come up with otherwise!

When it comes to gallery walls, there are two looks I’m drawn to: the first is where all the frames are the same size and color and the arrangement is perfectly linear and symmetrical. And the other? When it’s built up over time using very special pieces, with no two frames alike. With all of Minted’s different print framing options I figured I could “fake” the second look. So when the artwork arrived, I decided to customize a few of the frames to make them even more unique.

It was pretty easy to do, you just need some spray paint and a bit of painter’s tape and voila!

Here are all of the pieces I chose from Minted. Now keep in mind, my bathroom is teeny-tiny, so most of these are 5″x7″s.

And now for my little collection that I teased you about last week. I’ve been collecting these pennies for years. Every time I travel and I see a penny souvenir machine I. must. stop. and get one. It’s funny I guess I only have sixteen, lol. I always thought I had more. Let me tell you though, not too long ago it was pretty difficult finding these things. I feel like in the last few years they’ve been popping back up again. Yay! My favorite? A pressed one cent euro coin at the Colosseum in Rome. I seriously couldn’t believe my eyes when I saw it! Right?! I had no idea Europe had penny souvenirs too! Opens up a whole new world 😉

I used this frame and just hot glued them to the backing. Very easy.

Oh and here’s a little update on the hook situation! Different font! Love it so much more. What do you guys think? I took Michele from My Notting Hill‘s advice and used a “beefier” font. Amazing difference. Thanks Michele!