Should I use padding and fabric to decorate just my toilet room?

Question

I have a little room that is just for my toilet. I really like the look of a padded room with a little chandelier but am not sure if I should do it or not!!!! Please help...

Answer 1

Fabric and padding might pose a mold risk even with very little water. How about a paint effect. It could be beautiful and look padded without the mold risk. Most Home stores have classes for free on painting techniques just ask the customer service desk when the next Faux finish class is and see if they have a padded look for a small toilet room that way if you don't like it you simply repaint and it is a lot cheaper too. Good Luck!

Answer 2

When flushing, most toilets spray out small droplets of water. I'd be worried about the spray getting into the padding and growing mold.

Perhaps a stylish paint or wallpaper treatment in the toilet room and use the fabric/padded look in another space.

Answer 3

I think it might be a bit much with the padding. I have seen that in bedrooms and it looks good, but in a little room and a room with water in it at that, I really wouldn't, it might look like a padeded cell, with repect to you. I am with you with the chandelier though. What about a tranditional wallpaper, or Laura Ashley style. Or even panelling?

Answer 4

i could bypass safari or bombay all the way. i could take care of the carpet as grass on the sereghetti and upload yet another section rug that comes with the eco-friendly and black from the settee, yet with an imprecise development with the intention to no longer compete with the settee. If the zebra development is nice sized on the settee, use a smaller development on the draperies like perhaps leopard with a yellow base for the print. I say artwork with what you have, it saves funds and in many situations could be included with an over all look.

Answer 5

if u ve got the money do it :)


see if there are other maintance work and decorating stuff that needs to be taken care of before the toilet