Guys, I had great plans to upload this blog a week after I shared the last one, in which I showed you the master bedroom. I don’t know what happened. Life, I guess? And procrastination. And trying to decide whether to redesign the blog or not, saying I would do it, and even speaking with the designer discussing some ideas, then deciding it could wait because it wasn’t urgent and I could do other things with the money I’d put aside for that. I ended up using the money to buy a chair I didn’t need, but which made me so happy that it was worth it. Now here we are, two months later. But I’m not even mad. That chair is beautiful, have a look at it here.
This bathroom was my second ever attempt at styling a bathroom, which I usually avoid because I find them quite difficult to style. I tried to do my bathroom once and my DIY attempt backfired so badly I’m still living with horrible black and white walls which for some reason I am yet to paint over. It’s like a case of masochism, because I every time I look up I gag, but still, I do nothing.
Anyway, here’s what it looked like before.


And after…









It’s very different from the look we went for in the bedroom and living room, but I really wanted to experiment with natural tones to bring some warmth into the space, so I went for custom, unstained, wooden shelving and lots of browns and whites. I also tried to incorporate some texture using baskets, towels and accessories.
I ended up doing the same for the guest bathroom, partly because I was too scared to try something different, and partly because I had no idea what I could do in the first place.






Do I think these are the cutest bathrooms I’ve ever seen? No. But I like the simplicity and functionality, and the fact that the client was very happy and didn’t think I wasted her money.
Plus looking at these pictures again is making me want to do my bathroom ASAP. Maybe that’s what I’ll be blogging about next – if only I could figure out where people buy consistency so that I can purchase one big fat portion of that and start blogging every two weeks. Pray for me y’all.
Am IN LOVE with your work, your touch, your sarcasm and most of all your sense of humor. Keep going girl, some of us are still on the learning curve and we LOVE learning from people like The Cultured Cow.
This turned out amazing!!…Real good work, good job…Cosy and clean bathrooms are a place to have in your house, that’s where your release and clean out the hustle of the day.
This is actually the cutest bathrooms I’ve seen. I love it!!! I’m going to pay more attention to the MRP HOME SECTION NOW! Those guys should even just allow and sponsor you! The consistency shop. Don’t we all need that. But one thing for sure is that we take what you can give us! These quality posts are everything, they are therapeutic for me. And we shall always be here waiting for them.
Your posts inspire me to do up bedroom. One day……
Simple, minimal and functional…you did an outstanding job and the client must be thrilled. BRAVO Shiro!
Wow..well done. You brought in the minimal vibe into the bathroom and its truly calming and beautiful.