Today, I’m returning to the Who, What, Where Series. Normally, I’d be highlighting the bedroom, because it’s next in the sequence. But I’m waiting on a new element, so I’m going to pop over to the bathroom instead.
For the life of me, I couldn’t get an acceptable full-on shot of the bathroom, so we’ll skip that and go right to the elements of the room.
Wallpaper: Itsy Bitsy Mini; Beadboard, moldings & chair rail: miniatures.com; Tile floor: found in a craft store.
Pie Safe: I asked Marsha to purchase one for me at a miniature show out in California, I’m afraid I don’t know who the maker is; Towels: made by me from baby washcloths; Glass container with shells: a gift from Marsha; Wicker basket: a gift that was handmade by Casey; Flowers: from my stash; Red wooden container: part of a gift package from Maryanne. It was unfinished wood and I painted it red; Toilet: part of a bag of minis given to me by Heidi. I originally didn’t want to use it, but I couldn’t find anything better, so I painted it and there it is.
Rug: from A LavenderDilly, an Etsy Shop; Sink/Cabinet: from miniatures.com. I painted it red; Faucets & Taps: from miniatures.com; Glass soap dish: a gift from Jayne; Hand Towel: a gift from Norma; Mirror: part of a compact that I took apart. Casey advised me to paint the edge black; Flip Flops: a gift from Jill; Chair: made by me from a pattern in Léa’s book.
Tub: from a bag of things from Heidi. I painted it and the paint crackled. I ended up liking it; Shutters: from my stash, painted by me; Sansiveria plant in pot: a gift from Jayne.
I have plans for a few more additions; a shower curtain rod and shower curtain (wish me luck!) a vanity, and towel racks. It’s a work in progress.
Happy Saturday.
I wish I had a bathroom with such a great vintage look to it! Love the tub!
hugs,
Linda
I know! I’d love a vintage tub.
Love the tub and the flip flops..Perfect down to every detail..
Thanks, Missy.
It all looks great…but there’s just some thing about that wallpaper that pulls it all together! Enjoy your day! ;)
I love that wallpaper pattern. You can get away with a bolder pattern in a bathroom.
I like that wallpaper too..it brightens the whole room!
It’s definitely the boldest room in terms of color choices!
You know I love this little series… love seeing your bathroom. A shower curtain will be pretty.
The Sansiveria… we call that ‘Mother in laws Tongue’ ;)
it’s cute in the window, a sweet addition.
My dad has one and that’s what he calls it, as well!
I’m in dollhouse-love heaven. Perhaps the bathroom is my fave room yet. I had no idea about miniatures to this degree of detail and quality and variety. You could display this house in a museum. Again, the work you’ve done on this dollhouse is awesome; I’m totally impressed with your talent!
Thank you so much, Vicki!
That is my favorite room in the house! That wallpaper is beautiful!! I like all of the red touches, they make that room come alive.
As a fan of red, I am glad to use it in the dollhouse, Teresa.
I love the tours Claudia. I am so fired up and getting twitchy to decorate mine.
Did you do one room at a time or move as the mood hit you?
You house is delightful.
I started out doing one room at a time. Now that the basics of each room are done, I add things willy-nilly.
I loved your chair so much that I ended up buying Lea’s book.
Perhaps over Christmas I’ll have time to try my hand at making a chair for my dollhouse. I saw some floral wire on a recent trip to Michael’s – is that what you used?
Yes. Although, I think the floral wire I used was not the same as the wire that Lea used. I just grabbed whatever was available. I think, if I remember, I couldn’t find a heavier wire in white.
She has some wonderful projects in that book!
LOVE this bathroom! I looked on Itsy Bitsy Mini and this wallpaper appears to be no longer within their choices online. Do you happen to rmember the name, please?
No, I’m sorry, I don’t. I worked on this dollhouse over a decade ago.
Lol….I understand. I’m STILL working on a dollhouse I purchased back in 1984!!!! (Long story).
Thank you for taking the time to respond. I’ve gotten sooooo many creative ideas from your posts!
You’re very welcome!