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| Photo: Emily Geaman Fanning |
If you’ve ever run across Emily Geaman Fanning on Instagram, you know that she has style and talent galore… so when I heard that she and her husband had renovated their bathroom, I knew it was going to be good. She has a blog called Shell Chic’d where she shares her musings on travel, fashion, entertaining and everything in between. Her posts are filled with glamorous, pastel-colored little snippets from her life… and her new bathroom follows suit.
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| Photo: Emily Geaman Fanning |
The room is small, so the goal was to lighten it up, maximize space and bring the design into the 21st century. Bye-bye pink tiles!
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| Photo: Emily Geaman Fanning |
They removed everything right down to the studs, as you can see above in the process photo. It’s amazing what buildings look like underneath all those decorative elements, right?
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| Photo: Emily Geaman Fanning |
Their new bathroom is like a breath of fresh air… open, bright and filled with luxurious finishing touches. But it is also extremely functional, a crucial aspect for a bathroom! (Especially when it’s your only bathroom, like it is in this case).
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A “fresh cut flowers” adds a touch of character to the wall above the towel rack.
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| Photo: Emily Geaman Fanning |
I love that the fixtures and hardware have a bit of a vintage French vibe.
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| Photo: Emily Geaman Fanning |
They chose to keep a few pieces from the original bathroom, including the doorknob and the pedestal sink, honoring the history of the space. It’s fun to see little bits of a room’s story in its decor. Thanks for stopping by to check out Emily’s bathroom reno… be sure to head over to her blog before you go!
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| Photo: Emily Geaman Fanning |
Product Sources
Floor & subway tile: Bellew Tile
Clawfoot tub: Snow & Jones
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| Photo: Emily Geaman Fanning |
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