Decor Pad bathrooms

Loving several things about some of these bathrooms:

I like the tile combos here, though I'd probably take the shower the full length of the wall. And no pedestal sink. And no wall-mounted toilet.

Haven't thought too much about the upstairs bathroom, since it's not getting redone for a while, but I love the tile here, the double curtains and the nooks for candles and toiletries. Super cute.

I like this simple tile combo for downstairs, though maybe a little darker.

 

I like this one a lot. Maybe one of my favorites so far. Very spa-like. I really like the sink, and the placement of the vanity and shower. I even like the frosted glass, which I hadn't really been considering. Wondering if I could do this, but instead of a shower door just take the plate of glass farther into the room, leaving the entrance to the shower open (hoping that if the shower head is pointing directly down from the ceiling, it won't spray into the room).

Canopy vs. Tufted

I'm probably not going to replace my bed for a while, but I can't help looking at the options out there. I keep going back and forth between a streamlined, modern canopy, sorta like this first photo, or a cozy, sort of Victorian-inspired tufted headboard in white (and the rest of the bed upholstered, too), like the second photo.

Oh and speaking of canopy beds, Ikea has a pretty well-priced one (though maybe it's a little cheap-looking):

Too Girly?

The BF says he prefers cleaner lines, but I think these are adorable. Thought about trying to make some (because, really, how hard could it be to make some ruffles?), but I think it would be pretty time-intensive. And maybe a little heavy-looking on more than one window?

Simply Pretty

Well this is nice.

Funny design-ish blog

In my daily foraging for design blogs to drool over, I stumbled upon this funny little blog.