Decorating the bathroom

The bathroom here needs a major overhaul. Of course I can't do it yet but soon... At the moment the top half is off white and the bottom half is an ugly dark green (both of which is peeled off in places because my son did not think it looked pretty) The washer leaked so the floor on one side needs to be replaced. The fake wood floor they put down is ruined...which is fine because they didn't do it right anyway. They tore out the bathtub and put in a shower (after putting down the floor ) so none of it matches up. Anyway...once I get it structurally fixed, I'll probably change it up often. I get bored with decor rather quickly and enjoy trying new things. I mainly stick with fabric and paint since it's cheap. I once painted my bathroom a blindingly bright blue. I toned it down later by sponging yellow and cream paint over it. At the moment, I imagining this bathroom with an ultra modern gray/black/chrome look. I have no idea if I can pull it off, I just want people to be surprised when they open the door.

Seems like I change it up once a year. My husband and I are the only two people that see our bathroom and he could really care less about what it looks like LOL

lol Never knew anyone with a bathroom decorated in Outhouse-fashion. Never seen it either. I would love to go all out with wolves in my living room, deer in my bedroom, wildcats in my daughter's room, bears in the master bath,but have no clue as to the 2nd bathroom. I would love my kitchen to be country and tie all the different themes up in true western. For all this to take place, I would need several grand. Anyone got a couple grand to spare?

Sometimes the nicest friends have the most opposite taste from mine. Having live d in places where a real outhouse was the only option, that is the LAST theme I would ever introduce into my home, although I can see where it might seem "cute" to people who have never been there. Frankly, I have never heard of an outhouse with a shower, so those curtain rings sound a bit difficult. Anything I can imagine to use for that would rust. Maybe where you live the term outhouse means something different from what I am imagining, but if it is the same, I must remind you of one very important thing: Don't forget the live SPIDERS!

Apart from when it starts to look scruffy, I don't normally change the look fo my bathroom at all. It's not something I even really think about! I like bathrooms to be plain and simple, so all there is to change really is the colour of the bathmats and towels. What does an outhouse theme look like? The only thing I can think of is sort of rustic wood. We have a genuine 'outhouse' bathroom in my old house, and I can't imagine anyone intending to achieve that look LoL With Halloween coming up soon perhaps you'll be able to pick up some cheap rubber spiders to use as accents teeheee

Hi sweet, I usually just change the shower curtain and keep the colors the same black, white and grey. The tiles on the floor are grey and white and the wall tiles are grey so I always stuck to those colors because I like to match. I usually would look for a black and white curtain. Well, when my boyfriend moved in and I got the apartment painted we decided that it was time for a change. So I am in the process of re-decorating the entire apartment. I threw out alot of things from the past since I hadn't really done a thorough cleaning in the 27 years that I have lived here. So now we decided to bring in blue in the bathroom. So I have been looking for blue accessories and when I put it together that is going to be the change. I am also getting a new floor, but I'm sure it will still be some kind of grey, but at least it will be new.

That might be cute, but I do not really go themed. I painted on a clear/frosted shower curtain to match the window curtains at one time. I tend to do ocean type things in the upstairs bath, cottage type stuff in the downstairs. Outhouse would be cute, one piece at a time is how I am going to obtain new cabinets for my kitchen.

When I moved in 6 years ago the bathroom was totally white. I put up a blue wallpaper border and a blue shower curtain (the whole rest of the apartment is blue so it worked!) and that's it. As long as the room is functional it really doesn't matter what it looks like...unless it's completely white and boring. LOL I won't need to "re-do" it again. I like it the way it is.