Master Bathroom and Closet - Modern Vacation House

Unless my absolute love for Ikea hasn't come across yet, the master bathroom and closet are going to make it pretty clear:)

In the closet, we built in the Pax closet system on each side, and designed the space so it's wide enough for a crib to fit under the window when we have the new baby in the spring.

Yes, I do realize that we don't have any window treatments in here, we will be ordering a roller shade of some kind before the summer, but for now, we just change in the bedroom. See below for the window in the shower!



The bathroom has 2 Ikea vanities with integrated sinks in high gloss grey, coordinating Ikea faucets, and West Elm sconces.

The mirrors are also from West Elm (similar to this one but a LOT taller). We used leftover tiles from one of my husband's commercial projects, so I didn't have any say in floor or wall tiles, except to add a small strip on mosaic tile in the shower. Leftover tile = free tile = no other choice. This is the same frugal husband who insisted on driving a Uhaul of our furniture up and moving in ourselves (while I was pregnant), so it's not surprising!

Jessica

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Master Bedroom in progress - Modern Vacation House

Yup, it's in progress.

A long way from the mattress on the floor, but still missing lamps, a dresser, artwork... but with an adorable bird tchotchke on the nightstand:)

So let's focus on the good/done parts, shall we?




Bed from Restoration Hardware, the grayson leather sleigh bed in antique ebony. Sierra nightstands from Crate and Barrel. Hide rug from Joss and Main (a long time ago). Curtains are velvet from Ikea, on the industrial pipe rods from West Elm. Plus all the bedding is from West Elm.

View looking down the hallway towards the bathroom... progress shots of the bathroom and closet coming Thursday.

Jessica

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