Today marks the first repeat Favorite Room Feature guest in the history of FRF. What a big day, y'all. About a year and a half ago, Tina from Enchanted Home shared the bare bones construction of her unbelievably gorgeous and ornate palace. Today, Tina is sharing two of her favorite powder rooms with us. Sunny and Glamamama. Tina is obviously a girl after my own heart with a name like Glamamama. Tina is one of the most genuine and beautiful people I have met through blogging. In all seriousness. A beautiful home for a beautiful person. Meet Sunny and Glamamama.
Good morning, so happy to be here at Sadie and Stella, a place just oozing with pure style and pizazz. I was so happy to have been featured here last year and am back with a few more completed rooms under my belt. A little background, we moved late Jan. into our newly built home that took almost 4 years. I have a looooong way to go but as they say baby steps, one at a time. The two rooms that are done are my two powder rooms. So that's where we are going today. Let me introduce you to powder room 1, I call her Sunny then we move to #2, glamamama.
Sunny......I wanted this room to be feel bright, crisp, inviting, fresh and welcoming. This is our family powder room off of the kitchen. I wanted it to feel less formal. I started with white marble with pale gray "dots" in a basketweave patterns and did mini subways on the wall. I fell in love with the way the yellow and gray color palette complimented it. So my search began for the perfect wallpaper....when I found it I knew it was the one meant to grace the walls!!
The small sample I kept behind the sink literally for weeks until I decided to take the plunge!
I am very into dressing up a vanity, I put one of my favorite silver etched planters from my online shop on the sink counter top and filled it with white peonies.
All done!! I experimented (yes I like to do that A LOT) with putting the silk gingham on the lampshades but decided against it for now......
I love a pretty silver tray piled high with yummy smelling guest soaps.
It was coming along exactly as I had dreamt up.
I wanted a casual feeling window treatment but still something that
felt luxurious, so I went with a gingham check in yellow but in silk and
found the perfect Barbara Barry trim in gray and soft yellow to
compliment not overpower it. Then it was important to find the perfect mirror, one day while out looking for something else, I spotted it. I knew. Just knew. That was the one!! Add the little touches like sconces, a
pretty silver planter, beautiful tray of soaps and I am a happy girl.
The pretty mirror that caught my eye and was exactly what I had in mind....and the basketweave floor.
All hung up.....and there's my silk gingham check drapes, its all coming together just as I had hoped!
Now meet "Glamamama"...this is where I pulled out all the stops. This was our special guest room, for special people:) Though this is a room that will not see a lot of use, I wanted it to feel very special like a little jewel box. And that is exactly what I got.
When I first spotted this wallpaper at Schumacher many moons ago.....it literally was calling my name. I felt a magnetic pull to it and couldn't get it out of my mind. Visions of a beautiful powder room danced in my head. I kept a sample of it for months and nothing else compared. So I took the plunge and never looked back. It was perfect with my floor to boot. At that point this room started coming together, it was effortless because I was enjoying it so much!
Then I was able to unbox sconces, very special bird sconces from Decorative crafts that I had bought for my old house but never put up because we ended up selling our home before I could. And they were PERFECT! I then set out to find a grand and fabulous chinoiseire mirror and finally found it from Friendman brothers, the king of beautiful mirrors. I then found a gorgeous chandelier from Safavieh that was the crowning touch. In the end, I added the little touches that make a room special, like monogrammed soaps, pretty ant. brass trays, yummy potpourris and by golly, the vision that long ago had me dreaming had come to life. IT turned out exactly as I had hoped and lets just say I want to throw a party in this room! Here it is...tah dah!!!!!!!
My beloved bird sconces....they were meant for the wallpaper and chinoiserie mirror!
It's all in the details...I found an elegant striped slik fabric and the perfect tassel trim to compliment but not overpower the gorgeous paper
Love the way the drapes puddle on the floor, a big pet peeve of mine is seeing drapes that are too short, kind of like seeing highwater pants...sorry Pee Wee, not cool.
Thanks Lindsay for having Glamamama, Sunny and I here today. I love this series that you do and always enjoy seeing what goes behind putting a room together by all of your very talented blogging friends. Wishing everyone a fabulous day!
Great feature! I love the Enchanted Home and those bathrooms are just stunning. Makes me want to gut and re-do our sad bathrooms. Can't decide which one I love more! Dreaming of that pretty wallpaper!
ReplyDeleteThank YOU for featuring me and my two "special friends". I love this post that you do and always look forward to seeing what and who you feature. You know you have a fan in me:) Thanks for asking me to be your very first encore...I am flattered! Wishing you a great day, Lindsay!
ReplyDeleteI love the wallpaper in both rooms. The second one is just to die for.
ReplyDeleteWow! Tina can really put it together in a way that is truly elegant and welcoming!~I love how she takes her time and gets each detail right....
ReplyDeletewao!! SO rich and luxurious. Beautiful!!!!
ReplyDeleteWow! I love every detail! Just beautiful! Elegant and both so different!
ReplyDeletePerfection Tina! It is simply heartstopping. What fabulous choices and finishes...
ReplyDeletexo Nancy
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Every time I see these powder rooms I fall in love with them all over again. Tina, you just know how to do things. What can I say?
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing.
Happy Wednesday.
Teresa
xoxo
Teresa took the words right out of my mouth! But it's so true! They get prettier and prettier every time I see them! This is such a great idea for a post! I will be stopping by more often for sure!
ReplyDeleteUm completely, unbelievably gorgeous. My jaw dropped. I love the casual feeling of the powder room, and the glam of glamama. Going to check out her blog now!
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful spaces. Love the wallpaper and the floor tile in the second bathroom. So Elegant!
ReplyDeleteI love Tina! Her bathrooms are fabulous as is she! Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteGirlfriend is all about the details and I LOVE it. These rooms are to die for. Now I wanna see the rest of the house!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely swooning over the powder room!
ReplyDeleteTina's home is gorgeous....love everything she does.
ReplyDeleteI take loads of inspiration from you, Tina! Love your choices!
ReplyDeleteThe silk fabric and trim, the gingham, gorgeous flooring, the lighting, so many details! .. incredible Tina!
ReplyDeleteLove that they have names! They are both so beautiful, dream bathrooms I would say. I love them both equally for their different feelings. Every single detail was done so beautifully. Makes me want to do a makeover! Nice to find your blog, now following you.
ReplyDeletevery nice ..now you only need a nice tapis...
ReplyDeleteLove the bathrooms! How nice to see what went on before they were done and how you came to choose the things you did. Though they are both very different, they are both extremely elegant and beautiful. Great wallpaper selections.
ReplyDeleteSuch gorgeousness. Especially love the wallpapers and mirrors that Tina chose for both spaces. And I couldn't agree more that she is one of the most lovely people out there in blogland! So glad she has introduced me to your blog! Must follow.
ReplyDeleteJust gorgeous! Definitely a jewel box!
ReplyDeleteMy first time visiting you and I just love your blog and design aesthetic! As for Tina, she is a perfectionist with a fabulous eye and it shows in her incredible bathrooms, each so personal and beautiful--great eye candy! xxBarbara
ReplyDeleteOMG. That powder room is seriously a dream.
ReplyDeleteI love Enchanted Home and she brought be here to you. Your blog looks fabulous. Can't wait to follow and read more!
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Sharon
any blogger that can so craftily weave a peewee herman reference into a post about a magnificent powder room is a friend of mine.
ReplyDeletei love this woman with all of her sunnyglam style.
michele
I adore Tina and these rooms are just stunning!!
ReplyDeleteHow can you not love Tina and her fabulous style?!!! I am smiling at her names for her powder rooms...truly the perfect names.
ReplyDeleteSuch a fun feature...looking forward to more!
xoxo Elizabeth
What gorgeous powder rooms but I would expect nothing less from Tina! And now I found another new blog...I can't wait to check out some of your other posts!
ReplyDeleteLove both rooms. May I have the name of the wallpaper in "Sunny"? Thanks!
ReplyDeleteHi Girls! Tina, I am so with you. I love when drapes puddle on the floor - it just seems more decadent. Lindsay, your blog and your home is beautiful. I love that you took what appears to be your normal, every day closet and created a magnificent dressing room!!! I NEED to do this!! Brilliant. xo
ReplyDeleteI love the floor in Glamamama!!! Is there a proper name for the shape of the tile?
ReplyDeleteSunny has been my fave ever since I saw that wallpaper! Of course both spaces are incredible:)
ReplyDeleteGreat colors in both room. Love the woven tiles in the first room!
ReplyDeleteGreat job .Thanks for sharing such an amazing blog.Keep up writing.
ReplyDeleteBasketweave Tiles
LoVe LoVe LoVe! **sigh**
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