Hey Everyone....I came across a bathroom that literally made my jaw drop. As I have mentioned in the past that since there is so much info and photo's out there on the "interwebs", it really takes a lot for my jaw to literally drop these days. I wish I could articulate how incredible this bathroom is...so...without further ado......
See what I mean?? The use of the copper as a functional as well as aesthetic detail...well....PERFECTION!! I cannot wait to show my Man this one. He loves copper. I do as well. There is just something so amazing about copper. I guess it has to do with it's undertone....it is so warm.
I think that another reason that I love this bathroom is the toilet....yes the toilet! I remember when I was very little......my Nana had one of those toilets with the tanks overhead. And the pull chain! I remember the pull chain with the big wooden pull. It is funny the things that you remember when prompted. I always remember that bathroom being very cold....especially in winter as there was no central heating. We are talking about England in the early 70's after all!! I do remember that the bath tub was very deep. I know that I was a child and all, but I still remember it being deep.
Anyways....I just had to share this amazing metal dream with you all.
This bathroom was created by Andre Rothblatt Architecture.
Have a great day everyone
Megan
See what I mean?? The use of the copper as a functional as well as aesthetic detail...well....PERFECTION!! I cannot wait to show my Man this one. He loves copper. I do as well. There is just something so amazing about copper. I guess it has to do with it's undertone....it is so warm.
I think that another reason that I love this bathroom is the toilet....yes the toilet! I remember when I was very little......my Nana had one of those toilets with the tanks overhead. And the pull chain! I remember the pull chain with the big wooden pull. It is funny the things that you remember when prompted. I always remember that bathroom being very cold....especially in winter as there was no central heating. We are talking about England in the early 70's after all!! I do remember that the bath tub was very deep. I know that I was a child and all, but I still remember it being deep.
Anyways....I just had to share this amazing metal dream with you all.
This bathroom was created by Andre Rothblatt Architecture.
Have a great day everyone
Megan
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