When looking for inspiration, it's so helpful to scrollinterior blogs and Pinterest pages of people with exquisite taste. Today we want to share a selection of bathrooms that caught the eye of the famous journalist Nelly Konstantinova. We spend a lot of time in the bathroom, and most importantly, alone with ourselves. We can rest, relax and cleanse not only the body, but also the mind. It is important that, on the contrary, it inspires. Let's figure out what is needed for this. Nelly Konstantinova, journalist Nelly is a famous journalist with a refined taste and the ability to pay attention to detail. Her publications about travel inspire not to sit at home too long, but to go and explore the world. Her gastronomic reviews are highly appreciated by restaurant critics. And her preferences in interior design impress famous designers. Nelly's own country house has repeatedly become the subject of interior photo shoots. nelli-says.livejournal.com
1. The floor is green
The bathroom is usually not given the attention it deservesattention to the floor. Tiles are convenient and practical. But it happens that the floor design can "make" the entire interior. As in the case of this graphic green covering. The bathtub matches it. A surprisingly laconic and at the same time life-affirming interior.
2. Trophies in the bathroom
It would seem that hunting trophies for the bathroom aretoo inorganic an accessory. But when skillfully combined with white tiles, a classic sink and posters in a modern frame, such a room looks theatrically delightful.
Nelly Konstantinova, journalist:— “Look, Kisa, learn what can be made from a simple collective farm harvesting machine!” — that’s roughly what Ostap Bender used to say. Yes, friends, that’s what can be made from an ordinary Stalin-style bathroom if you treat what you already have with care. The classic sink with two taps is frivolously pushed into the corner, the mirrors above it start high above your head (meaning it will be absolutely impossible for your boyfriend to shave and put on makeup), but my favorite 16 x 16 white tiles endlessly ennoble this extremist theatrical interior. For me, it’s too deliberately monochromatic, although perfectly balanced, with a touching reference to the time of the house’s creation in the form of a thermometer on the wall, medicine cabinets, and a shower on the bathtub. But I “pinned” this picture from Russian AD during the period of fascination with antlers/heads/hunting trophies, because you don’t see them in the bathroom every day. If I had such an interior, I would change the screen to flax and Karelian birch, and I would also make a couple of frames of honey-yellow wood. Well, and I would add a mirror above the sink, I saw such ones in Home concept - small, three-wing, like a camping dressing table.
3. Traveler's bathroom
To be alone with yourself and dreams of something newTravel - these are the criteria that an adventurer's bathroom should meet. A world map and mirrors framed by ship's portholes make this interior very specific and individual.
4. Deliberately white
The perfect white for a place where there is usuallythe day begins and ends. No matter what it was like - in such a bathroom nothing irritates, but only calms. And you can have time in the morning to chat with loved ones, washing next to each other, or cheerfully splash each other with water.
5. Calmness itself
Bright bathroom with a window overlooking thegarden, or with a view of the forest and mountains. Everything is warm here, there is not a single glossy cold tile, only painted wood. A convenient shelf allows you to place oils, flowers, candles and stones for massage.
6. Alcove bathroom
An example of a brilliant architectural solution for combining a bathroom and a bedroom. In such a space you can feel protected and comfortable, but also free.
Nelly Konstantinova, journalist:— Bathrooms are often combined with bedrooms, and I always find it terribly cold to sit naked in the middle of a huge room (I tried a couple of times, and it really was cold and uncomfortable). That's why I liked this story so much: a bathroom-alcove. All the utilities are hidden in the wall, which thanks to this created another level of comfort - a shelf where you can put everything, including a phone and a computer. If I had such an interior, I would add another level of comfort: on the inside of the arch I would hang heavy curtains in one of the shades of the carpet that we see in the foreground - the color of olives, plums or salmon. Or maybe they are there, we just can't see them for the time being.
7. Greenhouse
Не секрет, что многие комнатные растения, especially of tropical origin, love warmth and humidity. It is logical that they will be very comfortable in the bathroom, but not everyone decides to arrange a greenhouse in the bathroom. And in vain. Such improvised jungles look delightful.
8. Like kings
Treat yourself to a royal reception in the bathroom -Why not. Everything in this interior speaks of luxury, but not flashy, but noble. An antique mirror, a refined shape of bathtubs, exquisite lamps and a bright modern couch - everything sets the tone for an aristocratic mood.
9. Pioneer's Bungalow
You can allocate such a room to yourself in a summer garden. And take a cool bath on hot evenings, lighting candles and inhaling the spicy aroma of the passing day.
10. Small gallery
An unconventional technique for decorating a bathroom is to place family photos. This technique can be used
11. In the Age of Narcissism
The bathroom is that secret refuge in the house whereyou can be alone, where you don't have to pretend and you can look at yourself honestly and with love. A large mirror, installed not for the convenience of morning toilet, but in order to spend long minutes with yourself. Flowers are very appropriate here, a bouquet is a great way to confess your love for yourself once again.
Nelly Konstantinova, journalist:— This is the most “mine” of all the bathrooms, but I “kicked” it not for this, but for the idea of a huge mirror behind the bathtub. I have seen them above the bathtub many times, and I myself have hung about ten half-century-old mirrors from second-hand stores, so that I would not hesitate to pour water on them; I have often seen them next to the bathtub — but I have never seen anything like this. I always love a wooden floor in the bathroom more than the most beautiful tiles. There is no greater pleasure than slapping your bare wet feet on living wood. If I were to get such an interior, I would add casualness, modernity and life: I would stack books under the chair and on the chair, tuck a couple of loofah sponges behind the gilded frame. I would put a computer nearby — where would we be without it. I would hang a bronze Moroccan incense bowl under the chandelier. And that’s it.
12. For the modern princess
This bathroom looks likeis designed for an intellectual with taste, an independent view of the world, but at the same time feminine and able to succumb to a romantic mood. As confirmation - flowers and a woven carpet, a mirror in an incredible frame made of window trim.
13. In the spirit of Paris
They shoot good movies in bathrooms like theseFrench films. Light from the balcony door fills the space, a chest of drawers is hidden in the corner. The antique wooden floor gives the interior drama and depth.
14. Enjoy the moment
An amazing example of how to make the most ordinaryroom magical. Everything here is as simple as it can be. This is a bathroom in an old apartment. The magic here is "made" by the fresco and the flower arrangement on the ceiling.
15. Gallery room
The ceilings and windows are incredibly high and they were made that waywould make this room stunning. But the idea of hanging pictures like in gallery rooms is truly a godsend. The chair, chest of drawers and curtain fabric create a cozy and homely, comfortable atmosphere.
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