Sentences with phrase «powder room under»

«This windowless powder room under the stairs feels hidden away from everything,» says designer Andrew Howard.»

We had one home in England where a previous owner had installed a very tiny powder room under the stairs.

Both suites also feature their own ensuite bathrooms and there is an additional powder room under the staircase.

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Since there's no need to stash everyday necessities under a powder room sink, the vanity becomes strictly a statement piece.

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Under a Moroccan barrel ceiling, this Mediterranean powder room is illuminated by Hulton Sconces mounted to gray diamond pattern wall tiles lined with blue border tiles.

White and blue powder room features walls clad in blue wallpaper lined with a white washstand adorned with brushed brass pulls topped with white quartz placed under a vintage satin nickel faucet mounted on the backsplash under a mirror.

The majority of the house is currently under construction as new flooring is being installed in the family room, kitchen, laundry room, a powder room, and the entry.

A white and black gingham wallpaper lined powder room boasts a French washstand finished with black countertops and a French bowl sink with a polished nickel faucet placed under a round silver mosaic mirror lit by a single black sconce.

The two - storied main pavilion offers on its main level a gourmet kitchen, powder room, a formal dining area for 8 persons surrounded by french doors which open out to a second alfresco dining patio under a garden gazebo.

Our vision for the hall for now is just fresh paint, the white planking as a next step, and then a bigger project such as eventually removing the cabinets to allow more space in the entry (if the slate floors go under the built - ins) or upgrading them to better quality built ins or bookcases, or possibly even altering this whole area in order to fit in a new hall powder room and opening up the basement staircase:).

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I chose to do this for a powder room vanity (engineered quartz counter top / under mount sink / European hinges / soft - closing hardware etc.) and was totally pleased with the end result.

Our powder room is a tiny little space under the stairs, which gives it a crazy ceiling angle, and I've always pictured it enveloped in some kind of wallpaper.

For warmth under foot (and to prevent any unfortunate echo which is most unpleasant in a main floor powder room), I put in a rag rug from HomeGoods with shades of gray, green, blue and white.

I've also had it in the powder room and as a console under our TV.

I spent days sanding a powder room's paint lines and still can see some of the lines under 2 coats of BM Aura paint.

Secondary spaces such as closets, mechanical areas and powder rooms are tucked under stairs and sloped ceilings while the primary rooms benefit from open plans and taller ceilings.

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Since there's no need to stash everyday necessities under a powder room sink, the vanity becomes strictly a statement piece.