It might not be the first thing you are screaming to share with guests that come visit (in a pre or post COVID world)…but I’m pretty jazzed to take you on a mini tour of our bathrooms at #clientmemyselfandicantmakeupmymind!! Today, I’m taking you into our Guest Bath, Powder Room, and Office Bath…and you’ll see a little theme running through these veins. I’ve mentioned this before, but one thing I wanted to do in our home was to use similar materials throughout. Keep scrollin’ and I’ll walk you through all my design decisions and talk through the material selection.

I’m saving our main bathroom and Gwynnie’s bathroom for another time, so stay tuned for more!

If you’re new around here, make sure to check out Part 1 Entryway and Living Room reveal, Part 2 Kitchen & Dining Nook reveal, and Part 3 Family Room reveal. Also, to see more of the process, head over to our other posts: Progress Tour 1, Progress Tour 2, and Progress Tour 3!

xoxo Amber

guest bath

True story…we moved into our house the week before the world shut down from COVID. So, sadly, our guest room and bath hasn’t gotten much use…YET! When I was dreaming up this space, I wanted my future guests to feel like they’re having a luxurious getaway in say…Belgium or France…in a fancy farmhouse. I mixed a handful of textures like reeded cabinetry, paneling on the walls, rustic limestone floors…all paired with a clean slab of Calacatta marble on the vanity. It’s my version of the perfect combo of materials…a little upscale, a little rustic. All that said…I sure can’t wait to welcome my first guest…hopefully soon!!

Paint // Walls are ‘Figueroa’ by Portola Paints 

Fixtures // Waterworks Henry Low Profile and Henry Shower Head

Flooring // Exquisite Surfaces Maroc Pavers

Tile // Cle Tile Weathered White Zellige 

Walls // Tongue & Groove WindsorONE

Cabinetry // Custom Reeded White Oak

Shower Door // Custom Brass 

Lighting // Custom

Mirror // Vintage

powder room

One question I get asked the most is about this vanity and sink!! My heart skipped a beat when it arrived…and this beauty flew in all the way from Belgium. I knew a deep gray soapstone would be the perfect contrast in an otherwise light-toned room, and the bright veining against the gray was just the right amount of mood. Add in a vintage mirror I scored last year and reclaimed brick on the floor in a basketweave pattern…and this little Power Room turned into one of my faves.

Vanity & Sink // Vintage from Belgium

Walls // Tongue & Groove WindsorONE

Paint // Walls are ‘Figueroa’ by Portola Paints 

Flooring // Reclaimed brick from Mission Tile

Mirror and Lighting // Vintage

Fixtures // Waterworks Henry Low Profile

office bath

Little did we know when we built this house that our office would be one of our most used rooms in 2020. Luckily, we didn’t cut any corners on this bath and I gotta say, I love how it turned out. I wanted cabinetry to be super clean but not boring, so I went with a grooved white oak to add some depth. Since I knew Mike would be primarily using the office (I’m more of a couch/chaise/breakfast nook worker), I wanted to add some masculine elements which led to honed Gris Catalan for the countertops.

Tile // Cle Tile Weathered White Zellige 

Paint // Walls are ‘Figueroa’ by Portola Paints 

Lighting // RTO Lighting

Mirror // Custom

Fixtures // Waterworks Henry Lavatory with Cross Handles

Flooring // Reclaimed brick from Mission Tile

Countertop // Honed Gris Catalan

Cabinetry // Custom Grooved White Oak

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Ok, that does it for the bathrooms in #clientmemyselfandicantmakeupmymind. Stay tuned next week for more of the tour!