Chest styling assistance
Need help styling this bathroom chest. I am including an additional photo of the bathroom.
Comments (13)
6 months agoI'd use the rectangular basket from the bathtub and fill it...
You have a glare on the glass of the framed print, move it to the chest and replace the bath art with something like a canvas so no worries with glare or water splash.
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6 months ago
6 months agoIt depends if you want decorative or practical and be sure to create a nice connection overall.
Decorative:
Not a fan of the basket at tub and try plant in the corner.
Practical (add a mirror to reflect the arrangement and candlelight).
Bath ledge with softer art.
- 6 months agolast modified: 6 months agolindafitzgerald thanked Design Fan (NE z7a)
- 6 months ago
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6 months agolast modified: 6 months agoSeveral have suggested a tray of pretty objects. I agree.
I would try leaning ART on the chest, rather than a mirror, because you have plenty of mirrors at the vanity. I might lean the art on the left and place a tray on the right. I like the art you have hanging over the end of the tub, and it's reflected nicely in your photo (re-shown below.)
- 6 months ago
Beth H. :