Our Tuscan Themed Master Bathroom!

Master bathroom floorplans can be so tricky!   I am excited to show it to you all finished and decorated.  What we asked for was a separate toilet area, 2 sinks and a soaker tub. (And of course, the walk in closet) After a bunch of different ideas, we finally got all the qualifications we needed to fit on the plan. (We had a specific square foot amount we couldn't go over)


Here are the photos!

 Below is a stenciled design (modello designs) I did on 4 large canvases and hung them on the wall.

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One of the things I’m really happy about is I knew from previous experience that unless there is a spot for shampoo (and all that fun stuff woman love) that it would be scattered all around the tub…..not the prettiest look.  I needed some bathroom organization or baskets planned somewhere!

So, I had them offset the tub to the left so that on the right I could put a decorative basket for all that “stuff: It has worked perfectly!  


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We had to SNEAK in this light above the tub because it would not have passed inspection to have a light there.  We had them do a “blank” and as soon as we passed inspection my wonderful husband put up this light with a dimmer!  Talk about a WONDERFUL bath!!!


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I know a lot of you have seen this clay art I made in past posts but for those wondering how to make their own, just click on over to see it in a tutorial.


Here is the granite and sink area.  You won’t believe that I found that mirror at ROSS!!! 


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OK, I just realized I didn’t take a photo of the toilet (oh the sadness!)  Well, it’s just to the right in it’s own room with a pocket door opening.  The shower is in there too…
… the walk in closet is behind where the swirly clay art is.  (Am I a slacker today or what!)

There you have it!!!  I believe I am coming very close to the end of all the finial decorated rooms in the house.  I suppose I’ll need to start up another project soon Smile

If you would like to know the Clay Colors I used you can see my post on American Clay in my home. If you would like a step by step tutorial showing you how to apply the clay just click on over :-)

Linking to Thrifty Decor Chick "show us your bathroom!"

AND Young House Love book challenge - this was project # 216 "stencil you wall"

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