I wanted to share with you our downstairs powder.
I was waiting to wallpaper, but a few months ago decided to paint.
The walls and ceiling are painted in a high gloss black.
I was somewhat nervous to do such a bold color, but I love bold colors in small spaces, so I went for it!
I am not a fan, I prefer a hook to a bar any day.
The mirror was an incredible find by my mom at a thrift store.
I love the size of it in our tiny powder.
A lot of my classmates made more kitschy luminaires, but I wanted to make something that I could use.
I'm so glad I did, I really love the modern feel -- and I love a good DIY.
And now, we'd like to introduce you to the newest member of our family ...
Our dog Mr. Winston!
Presley could not be more obsessed with dogs, and since we are not ready, nor do we have the room, for a dog I thought this would suffice!
(and, I really wanted a dog statue for a while now)
A day doesn't go by that I hear Presley in the powder giving Winston kisses and talking to "doggie"
She is in love.
Here are some detail shots.
The powder is almost complete,
my next project is to paint a floral piece with lots of color for above the toilet.
And I'm searching for an affordable colorful rug with a dark background.
xo!






24 comments:
fabulous, Winston looks great too!!
Love the chandelier, well done, Id love to know how you made it!!
have a great weekend, and thanks for sharing!
such a pretty little spot... winston is my kind of dog.
Ok Nicole, I am pretty much obsessed with your blog and your creativity. Your powder room looks FABULOUS! As do you and your beautiful family. I'm so glad I discovered your beautiful blog!
I love the mirror :) I like your decorating style. I'll have to wait to see the mural, I kinda like the mirror being the center piece of the room :D
The paint color is FAB! It inspires me to do something bold like that!
love the black. and can you please do a diy on your blog for that chandelier? or is it way too hard for us non designers?
Wow! amazing job with your lighting...so smart to fulfill your project with something you will use and love!
Lovely powder room!! just the most amazing place to go bold...love love the black!!
I second the DIY on a chandelier. And good call on Mr. Winston. As I've learned from family members, potty training and house breaking do not always go hand in hand.
You are so brave! But it paid off because it looks fabulous! And I LOVE Mr. Winston.
Love it all!
Ok, Love Mr. Winston, did I mention that when I was over? Because I meant to...and then last night I dreamt that Mr. Winston was in my house....haha, literally. Love it!
Love the black wall/ceiling color. You must've used the same tutorial for the hanging fixture I've had bookmarked for months - so cool. I love the macrame look of the cord....
- Danielle
It looks gorgeous! love the black with that mirror. Love the chandelier, great work! Also, where did you get your dining table? love the color.
I love everything about it (especially Winston) You have such lovely taste, and a lovely family & Home!
what a pretty powder room! i'm loving the thrifted mirror and the chandelier that you made. thanks for sharing!
Can you do a DIY post on the light fixture? It's stunning!
This room is gorgeous, I can't get over the bold black paint and that dog statue. Amazing. You are one talented lady!
It looks great! Winston is a great name for a pup. Ou Westie is named Jack Winston :)
mr. winston sure is a classy stud. who knew a black powder room could look so good? im liking this. a lot.
This is stunning! I love that you were brave enough to do the black; it definitely paid off.
Just found your blog through LGN :)
Hi, I just found you via Little Green Notebook. I love the lighting fixture you made as well as your powder room. I'm looking forward to following your blog as I like what i see around here!!
Amazing, would've never considered such a color!
I was excited to see your powder room link on another blog because Ive been contemplating doing the same thing in ours(going bold with the color, huge gold mirror,etc...)
I cant wait to see it all completed with your colorful artwork and rug.
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