We continue spoiling you with the cutest and most peaceful spaces ever – French country ones! This style is a mixture of vintage, shabby chic and rustic styles, and it’s extremely popular because of the chic it brings anywhere. Plus, it’s very budget-friendly because you can make most of furniture yourself. today we’ll have a look how to decorate a bathroom in such a style.
Colors
As you already now, French country style is incredibly peaceful, which means that neutrals should be on! White, creamy shades, off-whites and ivory are your best friends during décor. You can also go for beige, buttermilk and pastels of all kinds, it’s up to you and your taste. If it’s a girlish space, I’d strongly recommend mint or lavender for a cute look.
Tranquil all-white bathroom with a glass cabinet and a gorgeous chandelier over the tub.
Floral wallpaper in soft pink shades is a great idea for a girlish bathroom.
Soft buttermilk bathroom with textural stone floors and a wooden ceiling.
Off-white and grey tones for a peaceful bathroom, and a wooden ceiling and draperies add a textural look.
Furniture
Opt for shabby chic and vintage cabinets, countertops and maybe chairs if there are any. You can find all this furniture on the flea markets and then just turn it into what you need using whitewashing and sanding. Rustic furniture will be also to the point because it will make your bathroom cozier. Don’t forget to hang a stunning crystal chandelier because this is one of the markers of French country style.
A grey vanity with a refined mirror frame and baskets for storage.
An exquisite buttermilk sideboard between free-standing sinks.
A small whitewashed vanity table and an upholstered stool for a feminine bathroom.
Patina-covered armoire for towels and other bathroom stuff.
Even a tile stove can be placed in a French country bathroom and will look appropriate.
Appliances
A bathtub should be there because this style requires one. Opt for a gorgeous vintage-inspired clawfoot one and it will easily become a focal point in this space. The sinks should be also vintage-inspired ones and put them onto beautiful cabinets or countertops.
Such a richly oranmented bathtub is a cool alternative to a clawfoot one.
Buttermilk-colored clawfoot bathtub is right what you need.
Lavender-painted clawfoot bathtub and an oversized refined mirror.
A vintage clawfoot bathtub and a triple mirror behind it.
A clawfoot bathtub and a shower head over it is a comfy solution.
Such a free-standing bathtub can also be a great choice.