1. Nibley Barn
Nibley Barn - Wales |
So much of this bathroom speaks to a traditional cottage: the deep well windows, exposed structural beams, and wide plank floors. Even the antique chair between the commode and the pedestal sink, and the hanging mirror over the sink transport us to earlier times.
2. Kiln Cottage
Kiln Cottage - Wales |
White beadboard in front of the tub and sink maintain a classic cottage feel. I like the use of a shaving mirror here where the slanted wall would make installation of a mirror above the sink problematic.
3. Erwarton Cottage
Erwarton Cottage - Wales |
Beadboard cabinetry painted green and simple white wall tiles create vintage cottage appeal.
More green beadboard covers the tub surround. The tub itself looks antique. If it isn't, it's a good reproduction.
4. Nanternis Cottage
Nanternis Cottage - Wales |
Green painted diagonal planks marry a white stone wall. The top mounted farm sink is a nice touch.
Again, painted beadboard fronts the enclosed tub/shower. Green subway tiles keep the color flowing.
5. Schoolmaster's Cottage
Schoolmaster's Cottage - Wales |
A fireplace and floral patterned tiles make this a very romantic bathroom.
6. Little Llanvolda
Little Llanvolda - Wales |
Painted plank floors and half walls give a hint of color to this neutral bathroom. Love the beautiful claw foot tub.
A skylight brings light into the space. Once more a shaving mirror is used. (I think these mirrors are growing on me.)
7. Beaufort Cottage
Beaufort Cottage - Wales |
Rustic beams and brick tiles add contrast to the white in this cottage bathroom. A free-standing pedestal tub rests in front of the window.
Surprise! A purple wall. I love the double sinks on the table base and the slate floor.
With its seamless glass walls, the shower is hardly noticeable.
8. The Two Acres Cottage
The Two Acres - Wales |
Exposed wood ceiling beams and a wide plank floor reveal the age of this cottage. I like the way the top of the planked door is cut to fit the slant of the ceiling. To me this just adds charm.
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A quaint window and green beadboard around the tub multiply the charm in this bathroom.
9. The Nook
The Nook Cottage - Wales |
The Nook's bathroom successfully mixes traditional with modern.
The large bathroom boasts a rough-hewn stone sink and a split-face limestone wall.
Here's a closer look at the tub's unique faucet.
10. St. Margaret's Cottage
St Margaret's Cottage - Wales |
Lots of white here. The curtain and fabric hamper soften the room. Plank half walls and coved ceilings create an inviting retreat.
So tell me, did you find a favorite amongst these cottage bathrooms?
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A fireplace in the bathroom? Really?? Oh boy, where have I been? I didn't even know that existed and now of course I am obsessed! How dreamy...
ReplyDeleteI once saw a new home with a wall gas fireplace, Kim. I thought that was pretty cool, but this one is better by far.
DeleteYou've done an amazing research here. I especially like that they are real cottage bathrooms, by which I mean rather small and under the eaves for most of them. So this is truly an inspiration for mine which is a tiny room under the roof. I'm off to pin most of your pictures! Thanks an awful lot!
ReplyDeleteMy pleasure, Magali. I'm glad you found some inspiration for your own cottage. :)
DeleteThese are all wonderful. I love all of the old beams and especially the deep window sills ~ another great spot for decorating, right?
ReplyDeleteDeep window sills always make my heart melt. :)
DeleteSuch charm you bring us . . . even in the bathroom! I really liked number four. Loved the sink, the green and especially in the subway tile.
ReplyDeleteWhere color was involved, green seemed to be the color of choice. I thought that was interesting, Lynne.
DeleteWow - what pretty cottages! some of those bathrooms look pretty tight though...
ReplyDeleteHave a great week!
You're right, Anne, and I think tight spaces are pretty typical in cottages of this style and era.
DeleteWhat a lovely tour. Love the pictures.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Jean. I'm glad you enjoyed it. :)
DeleteStunning pics, what gorgeous bathrooms, can't even pic a fav. I love the rustic tones with a touch of glam, like an ornate mirror. I love the mix of modern and natural, rough brick walls and modern baths, just all beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThank you very much.
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Gorgeous bathrooms, wonderful houses! I do appreciate you sharing with Home and Garden Thursday,
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Thanks for visiting, Kathy. God bless.
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