I'm with paintitbright... black and white large-scale geometrics, or any color combo strong, high-contrast and graphic, would help modernize the blue tub (and might distract from it entirely).
A grey with a warm cast (like photo #3) would work great -- the white bath furnishings would definitely pop against it. And it'd cast a flattering light, always good in a bathroom!
That pepto in #2 manages to be both gross and ominous. Personally my 'home accidents' always end up more epic than this (collapsed plaster ceilings, etc).
If you stretched a favorite fabric over regular frames, then you wouldn't worry about ruining the artwork. I would be worried about crushing the 3D elements on #6.
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In bathrooms, I love color -- the richer the better. But the huge, uninterrupted blocks of color like #3, #6 and #8 -- too lego-y for me.
I'm with paintitbright... black and white large-scale geometrics, or any color combo strong, high-contrast and graphic, would help modernize the blue tub (and might distract from it entirely).
love it love it -- but does it stay in such cleanlined shape over time? anyone know?
The Huebert map is really striking. Love it!
Really cheery! The pop of her red sweater in the first photo is what does it for me though.
Delicate and ornate -- amazing work!
A grey with a warm cast (like photo #3) would work great -- the white bath furnishings would definitely pop against it. And it'd cast a flattering light, always good in a bathroom!
That pepto in #2 manages to be both gross and ominous. Personally my 'home accidents' always end up more epic than this (collapsed plaster ceilings, etc).
Hmm, a $2200 lamp -- it'd look great next to my ikea sofa.
Must've been so tedious to make, but what a stunning result -- reminds me of type class too!
Sweet and whimsical in a city that could always use a little of both -- I like it.
Love how that guy brought the VM down to keep him company :)
Can something so classic really be a 'hot trend'? :) The first photo has the best balance of portrait/landscape positioning -- so tricky to pull off.
The bird-room is really striking -- love the birdcage up top the most.
#8 is really playful -- it's like a negative-space version of #10.
Gotta love do-good design... it's great to see that Project H is a global operation too.
That yellow is everywhere lately, and I love it!
If you stretched a favorite fabric over regular frames, then you wouldn't worry about ruining the artwork. I would be worried about crushing the 3D elements on #6.
beautiful layering of prints and textures in the bedroom!
1000 sq ft is fairly large to me... but these photos make it look so cozy. Well done!