The Internet Can't Decide If This Is A Picture Of A Beach Or A Door
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When someone says "look," and shows you some weird thing, you may see something completely different than others viewing the same object. Case in point, people on Twitter are hashing out whether a post by @rebeccareilly__ is a picture that shows a beach or a door. The internet can't decide, and according to a study published in the Journal of Neuroscience, it's because of the way the human brain processes sensory information. So whether you see a beach or a door in this tweet — without knowing what it really is — is largely subjective. At first glance, the photo looks like a landscape shot of beach turned vertical.
However, it could also be a super trendy door. Kind of like the kind Alice falls through in Alice in Wonderland. It could also just lead to someone's house because painting doors is not an obscure thing that only happens after consuming a bunch of edibles. @rebeccareilly__ posted a survey with her tweet, and 54 percent of respondents chose door versus beach. People feel pretty strongly about their decisions on both sides of the door-beach divide, and it's setting off the biggest online argument since that whole Yanny and Laurel debate earlier this summer.
According to the study, "top-down signals from association areas aid in context-dependent perception of visual scenes by altering the response properties of individual neurons." What's more, what you see depends on associations your brain makes with your previous experiences. So, if you spend a lot of time at the beach, clearly this is a photo of the beach. But, if you live in an area full of colorful doors — like Morocco — how can it be anything other than a door? Check out these tweets before you decide. You're probably going to change your mind eleventy-million times, and then you're going to need a nap.
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A Perfect Illusion
Who knew that such a simple question could inspire such a debate? I see both a beach and a door depending on the context of the photo.
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I Mean, It's Clearly A Door
This could legit be a door to any yoga studio in Los Angeles.
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Some People Want To Kill The Door Dream
With so little to believe in these days, there's no harm in letting people believe this is a door. However, some people are determined to prove the door people wrong by sharing their expertise and pesky Photoshop facts. Hey, blow up the picture, lay it over a door, and it's a door. Just sayin'.
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It's Whatever You Want It To Be
OK, if you really think about it, everything can be anything. When you were a kid you likely used household items for other things. Like, pillows and blankets aren't actually forts. But, if that's what you want them to be, they're totally forts. Confused yet?
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Especially If There's Alcohol Involved
I think this person meant to say "door" instead of "bar." However, if you're looking at this photo at the bar, with enough tequila it could be Lady Gaga's latest red-carpet dress.
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If You Weren't Confused Enough ...
Beach people, this might make you change your minds. This is obviously a door. While many people are arguing that no one would have a blue and green door, Google images says otherwise. Clearly people think colorful doors are cool AF. And, Google knows everything, so the door people are the clear winners here.
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Everyone Is Right
Hey, there's enough to disagree about in 2018. Let's not let this whole door-beach debate divide us further. The picture is whatever you want it to be. If you think it's a door, open it up and walk on through. If it couldn't be anything other than a beach, go for a swim. The bottom line? Everything can be anything so everyone is right. Case closed.
Do you notice a nasty smell emitting from your drain? The causes are varied, and solutions range from a quick fix to an emergency callout. Whether your drain stinks of egg, urine, sewers or fish – this guide will cover some of the most common reasons for a smelly drain. It is also important to note, sometimes the odour can come from somewhere else other than a drain, and these causes will also be addressed in this guide.
A CCTV drain survey can easily diagnose the problem by delving deep into the drain system and rooting out the cause.
Why does my drain smell of egg or sulphur?
If a less-than-pleasant egg or sulphur smell is coming from your drain, this could be caused by an unused drain, contaminated drain or water, a lack of a trap, or a clogged vent.
An Unused Drain: Perhaps you have been away on holiday and not used your drainage system in a while? This can cause drainage water in the trap (a bent part of the pipe that seals against gases entering your home) to evaporate, destroying the seal effect and causing gases to travel back into the building. Simply turning the tap on and letting the water run for a minute, or flushing a toilet, can be a quick fix for this.
No Trap: It could be that you have no trap at all. This is a structural issue, and one that a plumber will need to resolve.
Clogged Vent: An obstruction in a plumbing vent can cause smells to creep back into your building. In the future, placing screens over your vents can bypass this issue.
Your Pipes Need Disinfecting: Hair, skin and other debris can build up in pipework, emitting an odour. Sometimes, all it takes is a thorough disinfection of the affected pipe to solve the problem.
Contaminated Water: Smelly water may be a result of the water source itself, which could have become contaminated by drain parts.
Why does my drain smell of sewage?
Sewage smells are extremely unpleasant and can be caused by broken toilet seals, dry traps, cracked drain elements or a clogged vent system.
Broken Toilet Seal: Check around your toilet, including near the u-bend. Any damage to the toilet seals could be allowing these pungent smells to escape into your property.
Dry, Missing or Ineffective Trap: All drains have a trap to stop sewer gas from entering a property. If this trap is dry, it is unable to perform its duty, so a simple mend consists of pouring water into the drain. If this does not work, your trap may be damaged or ineffective. An expert drain survey can confirm this for you.
Debris in Inner Chamber: This tip mostly applies to kitchen sinks, often which have an inner chamber. It is here that debris can collect, so clear this area and notice if the smell subsides.
Sewer Gas Leak: Whether it is cracked pipes or traps, or loose fittings, sewer gas leaks are bad news. Narrowing down their origin can be tricky, and may benefit from a comprehensive drain survey delivered by trained engineers.
A Blocked Vent: The blame could lie with your vent system. If this becomes clogged then smells cannot escape outside, and instead will build-up within the property.
Why does my drain smell of urine?
If a drain is emitting a strong urine smell, then a faulty toilet seal or mould problem could be the reason.
Faulty Toilet Seal: Every toilet should have an effective seal ring. Should this be faulty or missing, this could result in the lingering urine smell. This should be fixed by a quick call to a plumber.
Mould: One culprit could be mould, in or around the bathroom area. The mould could potentially be hidden underneath wall tiles or lino, so check these out-of-sight areas, too.
Why does my drain smell of fish?
If your kitchen or bathroom is reeking of fish, despite the lack of fish in that area, this could be an indication of a sewer gas leak, poor water quality or an electrical fault.
Sewer Gas: The location of the sewer gas could be varied e.g. a neglected drain, or the venting system. A professional surveyor can root out the problem, and identify the area of your plumbing system where the sewer gases are emanating from.
An Electrical Fault: The scent may actually not be coming from a water source, as suspected. A described 'fishy' smell could actually be the plastic of electric wires overheating. If suspected, this should be dealt with immediately. Electrical fires could mean destruction and injury, so bring in a professional to check out your home electrics.
Poor Water Quality: If the scent transpires to be neither of the above options, the issue could lie with the quality of your water. Take this up with your local water company who should be dealing with concerns of this nature – they may test your water quality for you.
Don't ignore a smelly drain – a specialist CCTV drain survey can help diagnose drainage problems by taking a look at what's going on in the pipework. Here at Express Drainage Surveys, we cater for both domestic and commercial clients, using the latest technologies to deliver drainage surveys to accurately identify issues. Get in touch today to discover more – we're happy to help.
7 Things to Consider When Planning a Basement Bathroom
Most–if not all–basement remodeling projects include the addition of a bathroom. Even if your remodel plans are only modest, a small bathroom or half bathroom would be welcomed by guests and family members alike.
Finishing a basement requires consideration of many important details, especially when a new bathroom will be part of the added living space.
1. Type of Bathroom
A full or three-quarter bathroom should be considered a necessity if you plan to use your basement as a guest room, family bedroom, or living suite. A full-sized installation requires approximately 60 square feet of floor space, while a half-bath or small bathroom will come in at about 30 square feet.
The latter would be ideal if you plan to create basement rec room or entertainment center without sleeping facilities.
2. Plumbing and Electrical
When finishing a basement, efficient use of space proves critical, which implies that the bathroom be located as close to existing plumbing and electrical lines as possible. Directly below an existing upstairs bathroom is ideal, that will keep costs down and make things easier on your contractors.
Ventilation considerations cannot be overlooked, so regardless of where you choose to locate the bathroom it must be close enough to an exterior wall to allow for outdoor venting.
Before embarking upon a basement remodel project, check with local building authorities to find out more about zoning ordinances and deed restrictions. This is especially important if you plan to add a bathroom.
3. Bathroom Design
Do you want:
A bathtub, shower, neither or both?
A full-sized shower with tile walls, or a prefabricated shower stall?
A pedestal sink, or a vanity with sink, countertop, mirror, drawers and cabinets?
A regular flush toilet, or a specialized toilet to ease concerns about drainage?
Possibilities here include:
A pressure-assisted toilet.
An up-flush toilet.
A sewage-ejector system.
A composting toilet.
Economic considerations, availability of space, and frequency of use will guide choices in these areas.
4. Flooring
Flooring options abound for a finished basement, but there are two types of flooring that should be avoided for use in a bathroom: solid hardwood, and laminate with a fiberboard core. Both are highly vulnerable to warping and buckling in the presence of excessive moisture.
5. Lighting
Recessed ceiling fixtures are ideal for showers, tubs, and directly over toilets. On vanities vertical fixtures mounted on each side of the mirror offer a higher quality of illumination, and track lighting is always a solid choice as well. Brightness of bathroom lighting is an individual choice, and adding a dimmer is always an option if different users have varying preferences.
If you prefer a remodel with style and luxury in mind consider installing a bathroom chandelier, which is both elegant and practical–always a winning combination.
6. Fixtures
Bath fixtures range from sink, toilet, and faucets to tub, shower heads, vanity, towel racks and shelves, depending on the scope of the project. Naturally, you should pay some attention to color and style coordination, and if anyone in the family has mobility issues or other disabilities choose options that are safe and user-friendly.
You may either splurge or choose a spartan approach, depending on your functional and aesthetic requirements. Your contractor and design team may have suggestions, and check out these sources for inspiration right here.
7. Storage Space
A linen closet offers convenient storage of paper products, towels, washcloths, clothes and so on, and could make a sensible addition if the basement bathroom will be used daily (and nightly).
Including a linen closet would make the bathroom project larger. But many people (including you?) prefer to go all out when finishing a basement, to make the final result as attractive and luxurious as possible.
Finished Basements & More is the premier home and basement remodeling company in the Denver metro area and northern Colorado. Together, we can create the finished basement of your dreams. Contact us for advice and to arrange a free estimate today.
Your small kitchen will gain valuable space when you downsize appliances and squeeze extra storage out of unused areas.
Here are the ingredients for additional space that won't cost more than a fraction of the $35,000 that the "Remodeling Impact Report" from the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS® says you could spend upgrading your kitchen.
Hang 'em High.
Put wire racks on the wall above your sink, add S-hooks, and hang cooking utensils. It'll free up a drawer or two. The backsplash area -- the wall area right above the sink and countertops -- is often underutilized and a great place for easy-to-clean, stainless steel racks and shelves. Cost: $50 to $200.
Nooks and Crannies.
Bare walls above a phone nook or cabinets, and underneath windows, beg for storage. Make use of that open space above your cabinets with store-bought shelves and brackets painted to match the cabinets. Cost: Less than $200.
For a built-in look, build a soffit above the shelves. Cost: Less than $2,000.
A freestanding window seat stores rarely used kitchen gadgets and provides additional seating. Cost: $200 to $500.
Cool It Already.
Do you really need a behemoth 36-inch-wide refrigerator that looks like an entertainment center? Downsize to an 18-cubic-foot refrigerator. If your refrigerator stands at the end of your cabinets, as most do, downsizing could save a foot of space -- enough for shelving to store dishes, canned goods, and supplies. Cost: Less than $500.
Don't need much room for perishables in your small kitchen? Try an under-the-counter 5.7-cubic-foot fridge. Cost: $1,200.
Nuke the Clutter.
Get the microwave off the counter and into a drawer. Cost: Less than $800.
Pull-outs.
Cutting boards that hide inside your cabinets do double-duty as small kitchen tables or a bill-paying station. Caution: It's tough to add these to existing cabinets. Consider them as a custom add-on when ordering new cabinets. Cost: $300 or less, plus the cabinets.
Some custom cabinets offer a "drawer" that actually hides a 36-inch extension table. Cost: About $1,000.
Borrow Some Space.
Pantries are easy to create from a nearby closet using shelves and roll-out wire bins from a home improvement center. Cost: $200 to $500.
For a fancier solution, architect Sarah Susanka of "Not So Big House" suggests using store-bought shelving units and building them into a hallway space. Cost for a 10-foot hallway: $5,000 to $7,500.
Providence 48" Single Vanity Cabinet, Driftwood, w/ 3 CM Charcoal Soapstone Quartz Top
Providence 48" Single Vanity Cabinet, Driftwood, w/ 3 CM Charcoal Soapstone Quartz Top
The Providence Collection by James Martin Vanities features a Plantation Style take that can take you anywhere. From the beach, to the cottage, to the cabin you will feel at home with this beautifully hand crafted piece of furniture as the focal point in your bathroom. This collection is offered in a variety of finish colors. Each cabinet is configured to work with our variety of either 2cm or a 4 cm countertops. Pewter finish Plantation Style door hardware and drawer pulls adorn the various doors and drawers. Each cabinet includes a matching decorative wood backsplash.
Two door cabinet with interior shelf space and three drawers-lower drawer is double height
Cabinets are finished inside and out, with a premium undercoat finish for superior moisture and UV resistance.
Solid Kiln-Dried grade A hardwood
Optional designer wood backsplash included with cabinet
3cm suede Charcoal Soapstone top by Silestone is highly stain and scratch resistant with low liquid absorption rate. Top features N-Boost technology designed to modify the surface at a molecular level, facilitates easier cleaning and maintenance.
Premium sink(s) specifically made for our 3cm Silestone countertops, these solid surface sinks are rated for both residential and commercial use.
Soft-close, undermount drawer glides and soft-close door hinges
Drawer bottoms are lined with our signature brushed aluminum laminate
Antique Nickel
The Providence 48" Driftwood vanity by James Martin Vanities features Plantation Style pewter finish hardware and drawer pulls adorn two doors, with shelves for storage, and three drawers, with the bottom drawer being double height for taller items. Matching decorative wood backsplash is included.The look is completed with a polished classic white top by Silestone and premium solid surface sink(s).The look is completed with a suede Charcoal Soapstone top by Silestone and premium solid surface sink(s).
I love commercials and am not embarrassed to admit it. This isn't only because my livelihood depends on advertising—I truly enjoy seeing a well-produced commercial or ad. In fact, if the Philadelphia Eagles aren't in the Super Bowl (and they rarely are), I get more excited about the commercials than about the game.
The other day I saw a terrific ad. A husband and wife are together, and a friend calls asking the man to come over because he needs to "vent." His wife is so touched by this sentimental outreach that she lets him go. Unbeknownst to her, venting means sharing a Coors Light with his buddy using Coors's newly designed can.
Very funny, but it also got me thinking about the positions we hold and our inability to vent from time to time because of where we sit. We can't vent upwards because our peer executives don't want to hear it, and we can't vent to our team because that would be poor judgment and leadership. So who can we vent to?
Well, I am inviting you over to vent. Why don't I start:
Budget planning: Can't stand it, and it never goes as planned. There's got to be a better way.
Product names that don't mean a thing to the common man.
Air travel: Has it really come to this?
Airline security: Do you feel more secure?
Golf: Why can't we hit a stationary object straight?
Vendors and golf: Do they really think that a golf invitation is the only way to get our time or attention?
The economy: We can't control it, so let's just adjust to what it is giving us.
IT complexity: Vendors make a ton of money off it. Do you think they really want to give us something that isn't complex?
Apple's iPhone: Now it is our responsibility to support whatever the end user purchases?
Gen Y: Yes, you're smart, intelligent, driven and technologically astute, but could you wait three months before asking for your next promotion?
Tell your spouse you'll be home soon; we have more venting to do. Send me your best vent. The winner will get free admittance to our upcoming CIO Year Ahead Conference, Nov. 9-11, 2008.
Michael Friedenberg is CEO and president of IDG Communications.
If you're decorating your bathroom walls and considering wallpaper then take a look at these stylish bathroom wallpaper ideas for lots of inspiration.
Funky Bathroom Wallpaper Ideas Luxury Bathroom Wallpaper Ideas Small Bathroom Wallpaper Ideas Textured Bathroom Wallpaper Ideas Choosing The Right Bathroom Wallpaper
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Bathroom walls are a great opportunity to add style to the room, but rather than going with paint or tiles, why not consider the idea of bathroom wallpaper instead?
Many of us feel unsure about using wallpaper in the bathroom as it seems totally logical to avoid using wallpaper in this room at all costs. This is because we tend to think of wet areas as a potential nightmare for wallpaper, but the wallpaper of today is made to endure the conditions of a typical bathroom, and as long as your room is well ventilated, there should be no problem whatsoever about using bathroom wallpaper.
The only problem with bathroom wallpaper in fact is the huge amount of choice. So, we have decided to sift through all your options to find a great variety of wallpaper designs that will work perfectly in any bathroom. From modern, funky designs to classic, luxury patterns here are our 17 stylish bathroom wallpaper ideas.
Funky Bathroom Wallpaper Ideas
Take a look at these funky bathroom wallpaper ideas and we're sure you'll fall in love with them. Funky bathroom wallpaper designs add character and charm to almost any bathroom and really help to reflect your personality.
1. Graham & Brown - Loo Loo Blue Bathroom Wallpaper - 50-635
This funky bathroom wallpaper by Graham & Brown features lots of traditional toilets in a hand drawn design. Each one has tons of character and offers a humorous style yet retains a classy look.
The surging popularity of metro tiles has even influenced bathroom wallpaper. This metro tile style wallpaper is perfectly suited to bathrooms and is a really funky idea. What's more, bathroom wallpaper is much cheaper than tiles making this a great option for those who like to save money!
Fine Decor Teal Ceramica Subway Tile Bathroom Wallpaper
3. Graham & Brown - Checker Rouge Bathroom Wallpaper - 20-508
Adding colour to your bathroom walls is a great idea. It brightens up the room and creates a dazzling look that can be a real head turner. This mosaic-style, checker bathroom wallpaper idea from Graham & Brown will create a funky feature wall or a help decorate a whole room.
Graham & Brown - Checker Rouge Bathroom Wallpaper
4. Graham & Brown - Beside The Seaside Bathroom Wallpaper - 20-272
The nautical look in bathrooms has been a huge success in recent years and if you're looking for a subtle seaside style then this funky bathroom wallpaper idea from Graham & Brown is 'shore' to win you over! It's colourful and charming and has a neutral design making it ideal for both modern and traditional bathrooms.
Graham & Brown - Beside the seaside Bathroom Wallpaper
5. Graham & Brown - Geo Bathroom Wallpaper - 17166
Monochrome and funky rarely share the same sentence but with this Geo bathroom wallpaper design from Graham & Brown, you get a stylish monochrome bathroom wallpaper with a totally funky gemoetric pattern design! The angles and tones create a striking effect making it a great idea for a feature wall in your bathroom.
Graham & Brown - Geo Bathroom Wallpaper
As you can see, there are loads of funky bathroom wallpaper ideas for you to choose from. They're great conversation starters and really allow you to show off your homes personality.
Luxury Bathroom Wallpaper Ideas
Some bathroom wallpaper designs ooze luxury and whilst it's not always important to have luxury wallpaper, you should choose a luxe wallpaper when you want to create an elegant and attractive look. The following mix of luxury bathroom wallpaper ideas will suit modern or traditional bathrooms, and in some cases, both.
6. Graham & Brown - Nature Trail Duck Egg Bathroom Wallpaper - 33-002
Bring outside in with this beautiful nature trail bathroom wallpaper from Graham & Brown. The stylish duck egg colour is complemented by pinks and yellows creating a luxury feel. A stunning luxury bathroom wallpaper idea especially for a feature wall.
Graham & Brown - Nature Trail Duck Egg Bathroom Wallpaper
7. Graham & Brown - Pallade Bathroom Wallpaper - 17167
Perfect for a traditional monochrome bathroom style, this striking Pallade bathroom wallpaper by Graham & Brown will certainly cause a few jaws to drop. The motif pattern makes this an incredibly stylish bathroom wallpaper idea for a luxury bathroom. Ideal for both feature walls and full room decoration.
Graham & Brown - Pallade Bathroom Wallpaper
8. Fine Decor - White Ceramica Subway Tile Wallpaper - FD40136
You can now achieve the luxurious effect of metro tiles with this stylish White Ceramica subway tile bathroom wallpaper from Fine Decor. Bathroom wallpaper costs far less than tiles which makes this bathroom wallpaper idea for those looking for a luxury look, but without the luxury price tag.
Fine Decor White Ceramica Subway Tile Wallpaper
9. Graham & Brown - Black Sparkle Bathroom Wallpaper - 20-295
Black bathroom wallpaper may sound a little bit off-putting as you'd generally prefer a bit of colour or light in such a room, but with luxury bathrooms black can actually add splendour and richness to the room. This luxury bathroom wallpaper idea from Graham & Brown would work beautifully as a feature wall or for decorating just the bottom or top half of the wall.
Graham & Brown - Black Sparkle Bathroom Wallpaper
Bathrooms are quickly becoming an attractive area of the home and these luxury bathroom wallpaper ideas will inspire you to create an elegant and majestic look in your bathroom.
Small Bathroom Wallpaper ideas
In many new homes bathroom space is limited so more and more homeowners are seeking small bathroom wallpaper ideas. When using bathroom wallpaper in a small bathroom, it's important to ensure that you don't make the room feel cramped. By using light colours and simple designs you can give a small room a more open feel.
This slate tile style cream Ceramica bathroom wallpaper from Fine Decor is a great idea for small bathrooms because it's light in colour. The slate style effect gives the impression of a large stack of tiles which also helps add height to the room which is a great small bathroom wallpaper idea.
As we've mentioned previously, using light colours such as white, cream and light grey is perfect for small spaces. This makes the Matrix beige bathroom wallpaper by Holden Decor a great consideration for your small bathroom. What's great about this bathroom wallpaper is that it features a mosaic tile feature, which incorporates subtle coloured squares to provide a unique look and allow you to colour-coordinate with accessories in darker colours.
Holden Decor - Matrix Beige Bathroom Wallpaper
12. Graham & Brown - Spa Shimmer Bathroom Wallpaper - 16634
Add a luxurious feel to a small bathroom with the Spa Shimmer bathroom wallpaper from Graham & Brown. This dazzling bathroom wallpaper idea is perfect for small bathrooms with its light colour. The shimmer style on the wallpaper helps to reflect the light which will also make the room appear larger than it really is.
Graham & Brown - Spa Shimmer Bathroom Wallpaper
13. Graham & Brown - Earthen Cream Bathroom Wallpaper - 16617
Mosaic tiles work perfectly in small bathrooms so this Earthen Cream bathroom wallpaper is worthy of your consideration. The mosaic style works beautifully in small spaces and the earthen cream allows the room to breathe. The colours vary from one tile to another to create a stylish and colourful pattern, but if you love attention to detail then you'll really appreciate the subtle addition of 9 smaller tiles placed where there is normally just 4.
Graham & Brown - Earthen Cream Bathroom Wallpaper
Small bathrooms can really benefit from wallpaper. Keeping things light and keeping patterns simple can really have a great effect as these small bathroom wallpaper ideas prove.
Textured Bathroom Wallpaper Ideas
Using textures on walls has become even more popular this year. Textured bathroom wallpaper ideas range from brick effect, slate effect, wood effect and stone effect. These wonderful textures add a real charm to the room, but unlike real stone or brick which can be cold on the touch, textured bathroom wallpaper gives the same stylish look but keeps the room feeling warm.
When you think of bricks, you'll more than likely think of the traditional orange/red bricks. Fine Decor's Distinctive Orange Brick bathroom wallpaper creates the perfect brick effect and comes complete with that authentic distressed look. This wallpaper can be used almost anywhere in the home but it is a fantastic bathroom wallpaper idea for medium to large bathrooms.
Fine Decor Distinctive Orange Brick Wallpaper
15. Fine Decor - Distinctive Brown Wooden Plank Wallpaper - FD31289
Wood effect finishes in the bathroom have seen a recent rise in popularity, especially with the increased awareness of Scandi-bathrooms. This Distinctive Brown Wooden Plank bathroom wallpaper from Fine Decor creates a really stylish wood effect that would complement any natural style of bathroom.
Fine Decor Distinctive Brown Wooden Plank Wallpaper
16. Graham & Brown - Sahara Natural Bathroom Wallpaper - 33-057
Textured bathroom wallpaper usually has a horizontal design so for a unique look cast your eyes on the Sahara Natural bathroom wallpaper design by Graham & Brown. The vertically aligned wooden plank effect creates a cool, natural appearance and would look superb in any bathroom, especially smaller spaces which would benefit from the vertical design. If you're worried about the light colour and dirty marks, you'll be pleased to know that it's also easy washable - making it the ideal candidate for bathrooms.
Graham & Brown - Sahara Natural Bathroom Wallpaper
17. Fine Decor - Distinctive Multi-Coloured Slate Wallpaper - FD31293
Just like slate effect tiles, slate effect bathroom wallpaper is really starting to break through. The rustic look of this Distinctive Multi-Coloured slate effect wallpaper by Fine Decor is great for a neutral bathroom with its earthy colours and texture. Textured bathroom wallpaper ideas like this tend to work well in medium to large rooms.
Fine Decor Distinctive Multi-Coloured Slate Wallpaper
Textured walls are increasing in popularity all the time. Our textured bathroom wallpaper ideas will no doubt give you some creative spark when it comes to choosing the perfect design for your bathroom walls.
Choosing The Right Bathroom Wallpaper
When it comes to finding bathroom wallpaper ideas for your home, try not to be overwhelmed by options. Ask yourself, is my bathroom large or small? Do I want luxury designs or something with plenty of character? And finally, are you looking for a traditional wallpaper style or do you want one with a texture or effect? By asking yourself these simple questions you will be able to narrow down your search and have a much better idea of which bathroom wallpaper you need for your home.
We really hope you found these bathroom wallpaper ideas useful and have found some inspiration here. If you did find the information here helpful please feel free to share this article with your friends or someone who you think may find it useful.
Most–if not all–basement remodeling projects include the addition of a bathroom. Even if your remodel plans are only modest, a small bathroom or half bathroom would be welcomed by guests and family members alike.
