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Black-and-White Bathroom With Brass Shower

How 1 Small-Space Dweller Scored Her Dream Bathroom

6 May, 2018 by Angela Elias

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A bud vase on the sink kicks the glam factor up a notch.

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While brass details pair well with black and white, Sandie was careful not to overdo it. To keep it tasteful, she balanced the flashy brass with more subdued oil-rubbed fixtures on the sink.
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Limiting the palette to two or three colors and playing with texture helped make the small bathroom appear to be much larger. Marble subway tiles on the wall and black tiles with light grouting on the floor add subtle pattern and richness.
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Hot tip: using elevating pieces like the clawfoot tub also gives the illusion of added space.
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The glamorous brass hardware allows for the best of both worlds — a soaking tub that can also work for quick showers.
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Painting the small window frame black also helps draw the eye up toward the ceiling.
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A bath tray makes it easy to keep products (or even a good read) dry and at the ready during bath time.
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Another perk of a small bathroom? It's much more affordable to indulge in luxurious materials, like marble subway tile for the walls!
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A small floating shelf makes it easy to create beautiful and meaningful vignettes, something that can add loads of personality to a bathroom space.
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We can't help but gush over these nautical-inspired sconces.
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A bud vase on the sink kicks the glam factor up a notch.
Photo by Samantha Goh via Homepolish

Two whimsical art prints hang above the tiled portion of the wall.
Photo by Samantha Goh via Homepolish

Why not take advantage of the space above the toilet? Sandie styled it with jars filled with Q-tips and cotton pads, bath products, a reading book, and a chic trinket box.
Photo by Samantha Goh via Homepolish

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