As we close up bathroom and kitchen month, maybe you're looking for some finishing touches in the bath and kitchen, maybe some art. If so, here's a roundup of fabulous ideas from this month and our archives, including: inexpensive Etsy prints, Flickr collages, toilet paper rolls and stretched canvas.
• 1 Affordable Art for the Bathroom sources lots of inexpensive prints on Etsy. (You don't want your nice photos in the bath, where they can wrinkle and warp!)
• 2 Download Art for the Bathroom or Kitchen shares some Flickr collages with us.
• 3 Look! Art Collections in the Bathroom encourages us to display collections of glassware, prints, etc.
• 4 Before & After: Lauren's Lovely Bathroom shows off a wall sculpture out of towel paper rolls.
• 5 Stretched Canvas for the Bathroom has inspired us to find something funky for our bathroom.
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I, for one, love fun art in the bathroom. But am always wary about humidity. I was lucky enough to find this stretched canvas print for my bathroom on clearance!
http://elauinc.blogspot.com/2010/03/wild-things-art.html
Do you like particularized s### on your "art"? Then keep it out of the bathroom. Disgusting.
c'mon, m. if that's the case then shouldn't you be more worried about your toothbrush, towels, bathmat, and self than a couple canvas prints on the wall?!
Seriously. My toothbrush is on the sink next to the toilet. Not dead yet.
I read somewhere (Real Simple, maybe?) that you should be closing the lid of the toilet while flushing so that no 'particularized sh*t' ends up in your bathroom belongings (toothbrush and art included).
When decorating my bathroom, I was also concerned about the moisture, so I used a photocopier to make ok-quality prints of some old black and white photos I found in a book!
I framed them in inexpensive frames and hung 'em up. They've been in my bathroom for 2-3 years and are still in great shape. I really like the way they look and I get complimented on them often :)
Photos here: http://www.jetkatdesign.com/blog/2009/8/3/our-bathroom.html
the link for #5 is the same as number 4, please fix!