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| Antique iron scale and ribbed white cotton terry towels. |
One of the things I like best about our recent
guest bath mini makeover is the mix of textures and finishes that were added to the space...
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| Undulating striae of a beehive. |
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| A second beehive with a rough-hewn texture. |
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| A woven grass frame. |
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| Shiny nickel hardware. |
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| Beadboard wallpaper, wood chair rail, and harlequin pattern shower curtain. |
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| Antique detailed wood frame. |
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| Copper framed clock. |
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| Curvaceous antique ceramic chamber pot with metal and wood handle. |
So many finishes and textures add to this room's cottage feel. How do iron, copper, nickel, wood, ceramic, grass, and fabric play together? How do straight lines, curves, harlequin patterns, weaves, and smooth surfaces get along? I can't explain it, but the mix seems to work. Don't you agree?
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