We are just about to re-do one of our bathrooms, so I’ve been looking at a lot of bathroom pictures for inspiration lately. I thought I’d share some of my favourite bathroom home decor at the moment.
Patterned Tiles
Patterned tiles from Jatana Interiors
How amazing is the patterned tile range of Jatana Interiors? It make such a statement. Even if you wanted to keep the floors classic, you could use them in the shower recess.
Pivot Mirrors
Pivot mirrors from Decor Pad (left) and to buy from Early Settler (right)
This would probably be one of my biggest design crushes at the moment. I have to have a pivot mirror somewhere in my house. Schot’s have some square designs, and whilst pivot mirrors are not in Pottery Barn Australia, the US website has some.
Patterned Towels
Alexander towels from Pillow Talk and Indira towels from Bed Bath n’ Table
If you want to add some pattern to your bathroom, but are not quite prepared to use something permanent like patterned tiles, why not add patterned towels? Towels are a great way to add a pop of colour and pattern into the room, and are easily changed.
Tray Displays
Bathroom Trays from Decor Pad (image left) and to buy from Pottery Barn
Cosmetics, toiletries and perfume look so lovely when they are collected together on a tray. Silver or marble trays look elegant in the bathroom.
Orchids
Orchid from Decor Pad (image left) from Masters
Although I will ultimately kill an orchid, I treat them as long-lasting cut flowers, and I think they are perfectly suited to the bathroom. Orchids come in different colours, but I’m really liking this soft pink variety from Masters.
Tiles and towels are definitely on my shopping list for the new bathroom. Do you have any of these items on your bathroom wish list?
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I'm Kylie, and I love to share practical home decorating and styling tips. I'm a qualified interior designer and self taught crafter and DIY'er. I'm addicted to decorating, and can't walk past a homewares shop without going in for a look. I live in a 1930's Queenslander in Brisbane's inner suburbs which I'm turning into a home one project at a time.