Hi y'all!

I'm currently working on a new bathroom that I'm very excited about. I'm putting to use the Boho Prague modular room ESE2021, which I like for the textured wall and the bright window letting in sunlight. The aesthetic that I'm going for is Mexico meets Mediterranean with some art nouveau influences to fit with the theme of the rest of my house. I'm also going for a natural vibe, with loads of plants and bright colors, something between an outdoor bathroom or an indoor garden. I'm mainly using decor from the June Jubilee, Mexico Maravilloso, and Mediterranean Mansion themes as my base, but I'm also taking decor items from other themes and whatever I have in my inventory.



✧.*What I like✧.*
I like the open tile shower, which fits with the Mexican-Mediterranean theme I'm going for and it's what I'm decorating around. I was inspired to close it off with some plants, to kind of give it the look and feel of showering in a waterfall. I also like how I divided up the space, having the shower section, the bathtub section, the toilet section, and the start of a vanity/toilette. I'm also quite pleased with the color palette, which is mainly yellows, oranges, and greens.

✧.*What I don't like✧.*
I still think it feels pretty empty, even with the different sections being spread out to take up the space. The vanity is kind of in a weird spot, since I had to cover the rug that comes with the room with this pretty Yellow Italian Designer Rug MM2023, but it looked weird having nothing on it and I couldn't place it more center without exposing the other rug. I was looking for some planters to contrast or even highlight the vanity Brown Wood Desk CR2021 so that it wouldn't blend in with the reddish floor as much, but I couldn't find something that matched the color scheme or that didn't overpower the desk. I also feel like I need more green and plants to reinforce the nature vibe that I was going for.

Any ideas for filling in the blank spaces? Or is the room actually too busy and cluttered? Any suggestions for the overall layout?
Any ideas or tips for elevating the vanity and filling in that that center/lower right corner area?
How could I bring in more nature into the room without being too repetitive or cluttering the room?

Thank you kindly in advance!! ｡◕‿◕｡

✧.*updtate✧.*



made a few changes and added this Soft Industrial Couch EMC2019 I had lying around, pushed down the vanity and added some plants around it. I feel like its an improvement, though I'm not sure how weird it is to have a couch in the bathroom ha ha. Should I run with it and create a "living room"-like space by adding a side table and/or coffee table around the couch, or is that overkill?

I have a chair in one of my xmas bathrooms so a couch works lol..i would maybe add a little bath mat near the shower ( so the floors don't get wet) lol..and ya need a plunger ..i think it looks great..I wouldn't add anymore

Sharon (11135269) wrote:I have a chair in one of my xmas bathrooms so a couch works lol..i would maybe add a little bath mat near the shower ( so the floors don't get wet) lol..and ya need a plunger ..i think it looks great..I wouldn't add anymore

thank you!!



I added the Yellow Bath Mat JJ2018, which I think looks really cute. I couldn't find a plunger that fit the aesthetic lol, but maybe something will come around with a future theme someday.

I gave the couch the Green Spanish Coffee Table that was by the tub and replaced that with the Tan Wicker Side Table CR2021. I also swapped the greige toilet for a white one so that the white in the Yellow Art Nouveau Partition RS2021 and the Gold Rococo Vanity Stool HF2022 doesn't draw the eye too much and balance it out.

I think my problem with the before was that there was a lot of blank space between the little sections I created so that the bathroom didn't feel unified. I think that the shower mat and the plants around the vanity bring everything together a bit more. I might consider adding a bigger and more centered chandelier somewhere. I kind of hate bathrooms with tall ceilings when they don't really fill the space vertically, though I think the tall and hanging plants are doing the job for now.