Wow! Can you believe it's already Susan's 35th Metamorphosis Monday?! Congrats, Susan!
I'm speaking of our lovely host over at Between Naps on the Porch
So, for my Met Monday, I am showing you one of my favorite rooms..the master bath!
This was the first time in 27 years of marriage the I got to have my own bathtub in the master bathroom.
I had snapped a pic awhile back when I was doing some major cleaning, so it's serving as my "before" picture.
After my "woeful" day, my sweet friend, Ceekay, suggested I take a bath (a GREAT idea), so while the water was running I snapped away pictures of it all decorated...
The toile curtains came from our previous house...the "lace curtain" in the middle window is really a tablecloth! That's all I had on hand, and I think it works!
As I've stated before, this house was all wallpapered when we bought it..the blessing in it was that it was all in our colors!
One can never have too many candles when taking a bubble bath! Do you see the little sugar caddy? I use it to house my razor. And lavendar soap is nestled in a pot-metal pedestal bowl. Everything is either thrift store finds or treasures passed down from the family..
This white metal rack I suppose is for potted plants. It makes a great towel holder here..
This little gold whatchmacallit is missing it's scales....I remember seeing things like this on the center of a formal dining table with plastic grapes sitting on the scales. For this I think it's a great towel bar!
This darling 'candleier' is made with pressed-glass punchbow cups glued (with E600 Glue) onto a chandelier that had all it's workings taken out. Then I just draped a prism garland around the bottom..a Christmas decoration that I picked up after Christmas sale...
Those cute little bottles that I wrote about here are now on display here..
My perfume bottle collection...
My sweet and thoughtful husband, knowing how much I love bubble baths, purchased this picture for me several months ago. I love it!!
And in plain view while I'm soaking in the suds is this wonderful reminder...
"Be joyful in hope, Patient in affliction, Faithful in prayer.
Romans 12:12
Thanks again for your sweet, encouraging comments! And I leave you with this cool quote I just came across..
"We start to realize that there are anodynes in life that help us through the day. I don't care if it's a walk in the park, a look out the window, a good bubble bath--whatever. Even a meal you like, or a friend you want to call. That helps us solve all this stuff in our head."
Al Pacino
And you, my dear blogging friends, help solve the 'stuff' in MY head! :-)
Have a wonderful day!
Once again you've given me some ideas, honey! Just beautiful!
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Connie
Your bathroom is beautiful and romantic. Love the wallpaper! I am so inspired with your decor, I am going to my store to decorate and use some of your ideas today! Loving all of it and the little shelf with your perfume bottles. sandi
ReplyDeleteI would never leave the bathtub!! I love your bathroom!! It looks so relaxing!!
ReplyDeleteOh....I LOVE your tub area....it looks like an old victorian bathroom! I really like that you have so much room around the tub...my areas are much smaller...That towel grouping is adorable...
ReplyDeleteI am so glad the bath helped.
I have a sign by my tub that says
"There isn't much that a hot bath won't help!"
Your bathroom is so beautiful! I love that big tub and everything is so romantic!
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Shelia ;)
Oh Myrna, what a lovely...gorgeous bathroom, no call it a spa! How I would love a bathroom like that...I have a jacuzzi tub in storage waiting on my redo and a ball & claw tub and still trying to decide which we will use :) You know I have the perfect antique cabinet with crystal knobs for your bathroom :) Rose
ReplyDeleteOMYGOODNESS! Myrna...girl, you have a knack for putting things together my friend, your bath is just GORGEOUS!!!! What an amazing place to relax with your thoughts ~ so very beautiful! xxoo, Dawn
ReplyDeleteMan oh man, that is so nice....yup and I am jealous. My bathtub is very very very very (you get the picture!) old and warn out. I do love baths...especially when the weather gets cool. I think I will sneak over to your home...yup..good idea.
ReplyDeleteOh--love the candle holder chandelier thingy--neat idea. and the towel holders too!
O my goodness, I can't believe the change and with no moving of plumbing and fixtures etc. I have a tub arrangement much like your before shot. You've given me inspriation to start a lovely bath retreat of my own.Lisa
ReplyDeleteI love a good soak bath too....the good part is that you can sit and cry and because you're already wet, it doesn't really matter!
ReplyDeleteYou're bath area is beautiful.....I'd never want to leave! Toni
Hi Myrna, Wow, your bathroom is so gorgeous! All of your beautiful things are displayed so creatively!
ReplyDeleteI want to thank you so very much for leaving your lovely comment on my blog and for your sweet post about my giveaway! I'm really glad you stopped by so I could visit your lovely and inspiring blog!
Good Luck!
Hugs, Carol Anne
Oh my goodness! I do believe this is THE most Beautiful bathroom I have ever seen!!! I love the way you used different items, not for their intended use, to store your bath necessities! Absolutely Stunning! I love bubble baths and I could just soak in your tub for hours, haha!
ReplyDeleteWow, I am so inspired, now I'm going "shopping" around my house to see what I can find to decorate my bathroom!
(((hugs)))
Milli (sashagirl on flickr)
Your white rack towel holder is PERFECT!! I love it. This whole room is lovely...no wonder why its your favorite. ;)
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