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The owner(s) of this blog is compensated to provide opinion on products, services, websites and various other topics. That content, advertising space or post may not always be identified as paid or sponsored content. The compensation received may influence the advertising content, topics or posts made in this blog. Read more about my mood board process here. You can create a mood board by using sites like Canva or Picmonkey. They help you visualize the space and how each piece will fit or won’t fit into the room. This blog accepts forms of cash advertising, sponsorship, paid insertions or other forms of compensation. Mood boards help you see all of your choices, together. So now I’m off to paint! Hopefully, I’ll get that done and a couple other key pieces installed. These are just for inspiration, not all of the actual pieces I’ll use.Īnd as you can see, it will flow nicely into my master bedroom. Savoy House Semi Flush Mount Light – Amazon.Here are some other things I rounded up for the room: I also used RLF Home valances in my sunroom and love the quality. I’m actually planning to paint the vanity the same color I used on the shiplap in that bathroom.

BATHROOM MOOD BOARD PLUS

It perfectly fits my color scheme of grays and golds, plus I love the ribbon trim. We did one on our guest bathroom a few years ago. The first bit of décor I found for the room was the window treatment from RLF Home. It’s called Functional Gray by Sherwin Williams. I decided to use the same paint color we have in our master bedroom since I have an entire gallon leftover. The layout of this bathroom will stay exactly the same with the placement of the vanity, toilet, and shower. So I started drawing up a mood board for this space. I mean just take a look below…Īnd I don’t know why the floor plan we bought calls for such a large bathroom. Now that my master bedroom is complete with new paint, bedding, window treatments and artwork, it’s time to move on to our master bath.

Bathroom mood board