What do you hang in your bathroom? And how do you hang it? Bathrooms can be the most fun rooms in our homes to decorate--it's small enough to change the look with just new towels, and affordable if you are looking for minor remodeling. (And the best room to overhaul to put some value in your home). So, we'd like to know: What's the most defining piece that is adorning your bathroom?
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A celadon green bowl with koi embossed on it. The entire color scheme of the bathroom just blossomed from that bowl.
The 1920s china covered casserole dish used to stow cosmetics.
my autographed concert poster from common.
A bucket if birch tree sapling trunks and bamboo canes, between my sink and shower.
A vivid light green vintage planter. Has a cool sort of Deco look to it. Holds several small pots of herbs, including a big, crazy wad of Thyme.
That room gets the most humidity and the most sunlight. Makes for happy herbs.
A loose arrangement (except for the word smile) of colored alphabet refrigerator magnets on the white door of my medicine cabinet.
My stack of books in the guest bath. I just picked up "Loni Anderson: My Life in High Heels" to add to the funny stack for a buck on Cape Cod.
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an antique carved wood frame that houses a peacock make all of seashells on a blue velvet backtground
An adorable drawing of a little girl standing on a bath mat. It is backed by pink matting and framed in white. The funniest thing? The bath mat says F*** in bright orange. A great conversation piece. Of course we found it in Japan.