help with roman blind colour for bathroom
lindac3
8 years ago
Just moved house and had awful main bathroom refitted, love the colour etc but every material sample for roman blinds I have looked at (and have had quite a few) look insipid, any ideas what fabric style would be good?
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Comments (7)You may need to change the blue that you already painted. Choose a fabric for a blind (roller, not Roman, which can encourage mildew), then choose the paint colour. https://www.romo.com/collections/prints-weaves/saphira/mariola/jade https://www.sanderson-uk.com/shop/fabric/aegean-fabrics/simi/?code=DAEG222948 https://www.sanderson-uk.com/shop/fabric/papavera-prints-and-embroideries/milla/?code=DPAV224629 Prestigious Textiles- Blossom Collection, Allegra Indigo- 5831/705It's easier to decide on your overall look, find any patterns first, then choose paint colours.You have a small bathroom, so don't use colours that will overpower the space....See MoreBeige bathroom - help!
Comments (14)Hello Missy, I rather like the sink and loo as they work with the towel rail and tap fittings.. my suggestion would be to incorporate stone colours as Headers has suggested.. Then add some wood and natural elements for a classy, sophisticated bathroom.. Don't forget the power of an accessory! So firstly my suggestion would be to paint what wall is available in a stone colour, think natural earthy tones in chalky finish in a darker shade to the tiles to give depth to the room.. Do the same with the side of the bath if you like. I also don't think you need change the taps or bath and shower tap but one thing I would suggest is to replace the shower screen with one that is squared off and one that can be situated with a minimal fixture as opposed to the white strip so the glass is as plain as possible.. This would make a big difference.. What about considering a wooden seat for the loo... Perhaps a little wooden stool somewhere and a wooden bath matt would be rather nice too.. and then add some fabulous earthy spa accessories and Hammam towels.. So it's more about adding a little paint and bathing accessories to what you have to make it a more luxurious experience.. : ))...See Morebathroom color - help please
Comments (10)Hi Lovely, I'm loving the tiles in your bathroom and your floor tiles! So I'm with you on this one, go with your gut instinct and paint the walls blue. I suggest something along the lines of Stiffkey Blue, Oval Room Blue or Stone Blue - Farrow and Ball. Make sure you select Modern Emulsion which is designed for bathrooms and kitchen. I see there is dark blue, teals and a bit of green in your bathroom, I suggest you pick whatever works best with your tiles as they are the permanent fixture accessories don't have to be the exact matching shade as that blue. If you are painting the walls dark blue I would leave the blind as is because it has nice subtle detail and you don't want to add too much in such a small space. In terms of the accessories, I would group the plants together as well as any objects and place them in different corners. Sink area looks fine, again I wouldn't want to clutter that area. I would suggest replacing the mirror to something more modern and inline with your style. Hope that helps, let me know if you have any questions? Rukmini Patel Interior Design...See MoreHelp with Bathroom Blind and Shelving
Comments (20)And the blind is up! We chose a slightly different fabric and pattern from the one you suggested Carolina, but with all the same colours. Thanks so much for your help. We love it! The shelves are on order and should be here in February :) :)...See More
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