Glam Art Deco Bathroom Remodel

Powder room

Neutral

Other

I don't like the rubbery, thick, peeling, red wallpaper. Or the outdated industrial lighting (florescent bulbs covered with dusty plastic grating). There is grey industrial carpet on the floor, that continues out into the hallway-- I want it gone. I don't like the white/red tile vanity, and I'm pretty sure we should replace the toilet too.

I don't mind the bold color, but I want to switch from red to something new. Maybe a turquoise or emerald green. Sometimes I wonder if bold contrasting neutrals might be nice too though-- black and wood with some metallic something.

None.

I don't want to change the placement of the plumbing though.

Yes

Open to both

Yes, Tile, Concrete

This powder room gets zero natural light, basically not a window nearby. But I don't want stark lighting. Just pretty soft lighting maybe that you can brighten or soften when you want (like a dimmer, or 2 lighting options).

I need to figure out a solution for the floor that will continue out down the hall and into the laundry room and through my husband's music room. I want to bring that whole area of the house together with some fresh pain and new flooring.

I've considered doing tile throughout, including the powder room (seems expensive though!) or maybe til in the bathroom on the floor (and a wall maybe?) and doing polished cement throughout the hall, laundry music room with rugs? Or maybe even polished cement in the bathroom that continues through those other areas. The floor has stumped me.

I like a moody elegant powder room, not afraid of prints, but I want something dramatic and tasteful. Maybe a gold metallic ceiling (it is white underneath that white grating on the ceiling).

Also you should know, we have a midcentury modern house, built in the late 60s. It have wonderful lines and windows and trees everywhere. This little bathroom is kind of tucked in the middle of the downstairs. But I don't want anything inconsistent with the design of the house (like colonial or french country).

Thanks, excited to hear from you,
Robyn