Rollingwood Addition

PlayfulnessThis child’s bathroom doesn’t need colour on the walls to feel fun and fabulous. Accessories in green, yellow, orange and pink give it a whimsical look without taking away from the classic finishes. And I love how the round mirrors match the carpet circles, bringing harmony to all parts of the room.Want to design your dream bathroom?

10. In a bathroom shared by young siblings, design ideas that can curb frequent squabbles are of utmost importance. Take, for instance, twin vanities. This practical inclusion makes getting ready in the mornings a breeze when the two have to rush to brush their teeth and get dressed. Here, they each have their own mirror, basin and a part of the counter to keep their personal toiletries. See how the open shelf is able to accommodate napkins, towels and even toys, making this vanity a fun, useful and functional space.

I like the round mirrors, the vanity concept, and consistency in tile.

Kids bath. Not necessarily the tile but white with pops of colors for accessories.