John-Clark Brown, the winner of the contest, said he did not attach any inspiration pictures because a prison cell would be better than what he has. I can't say I disagree, I mean at least you'd get a stainless toilet.

A close-up of the lively wallpaper.

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The bathroom is very small, leaving no room for sconces on both sides of the mirror, so I had to use of own my favorite lights, the Simple Scallop fixture from Circa.

Now the Design...

The first thing I went to for inspiration was a cheerful (not fearful) wallpaper. It was important for me to show that wallpaper shouldn't make you feel like prey in your own bathroom. The pattern I chose is "Damask" from Walnut Wallpaper. I kept the fixtures classic in case they are a little scarred by the current Jumanji-esque paper and the yellow and white was a little too bold.

For the floor I chose a basket weave by Michael Smith for Ann Sacks.

I like a white tile with beveled edges for shower walls.

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Ballard Designs' "Bradford" Mirror ties in the black on the floor and keeps the room crisp.


Williams Sonoma Home's Greek Key Towels keep with the "clean and classic" vibe.



I chose the Strande Faucet and Fittings on sale from Restoration Hardware because I liked the crystal levers (I gotta have my touch of glam).

Last but not least, the vanity is the Clermont Vanity by Kohler.
Hopefully John-Clark and his wife will be pleased with my selections, I can't wait to hear!
2 comments:
Wow. What a change this will make! I wouldn't go in there without a Safari guide (and I might shoot the brown fixtures).
I especially love that Michael Smith basket weave tile for the floor. The mirror and the scalloped light fixture do look like they should be married. Wonderful!
I used the same Strande faucet for my shower and sink...also have the basketweave marble floor. The glass facuet handles are a challenge to keep clean, but it seems to be worth the effort.
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