Mint-Green Bathroom

Designer Amanda Swaringen created a bathroom that makes her clients feel like they’re retreating to a posh hotel.

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November 25, 2014

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Functional Focal Point

The owners wanted their bathtub to be the first thing you saw as you entered the room, but the space still had to function. So I pulled the tub forward, making room for a bench in the shower behind it.

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Contrasting Cabinets

The built-in cabinets offer the main storage for this space, but we also added a furniture piece for towels, versus doing another built-in.

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Built-In Storage

Adding towers on either side of the sink created necessary storage and also balanced the clipped ceilings.

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Mosaic Tile Niche

The diamond-shaped mosaic in the niche above the bathtub echoes the diamond pattern of the window treatment.

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Blending Styles

This bathroom was trending pretty traditional in style, so to add a punch of modern design, we chose a contemporary dresser. The overall look is now nicely balanced.

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Mint-Green Bathroom

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