Cranberry Lake Cottage · Room 03 / Bathroom
The Bathroom
Spa-calm petrol teal, warmed by the same wood as the kitchen — bright white fixtures, brushed chrome, and a glass walk-in shower.
Color story
Petrol Teal
#467C88 · walls & tile
Warm Wood
#B57F49 · vanity & accents
Crisp White
#F2F1EC · fixtures & counter
Brushed Chrome
#9AA4AA · faucet & shower set
Terracotta
#BD6647 · rug & warm accents
Garden Sprig
#5F7A4E · greenery
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The palette
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The elements
Walls & tile
Petrol teal tile is the whole mood. Large-format keeps grout lines minimal — cleaner and visually bigger in a small room.
Feels biggerWalk-in shower
Your plan, not the tub in the photo: a frameless glass walk-in. The clear panel lets the eye travel the full room instead of a curtain cutting it in half.
Feels biggerVanity
Floating warm-wood vanity — the same wood tone as the kitchen ties the little house together. Wall-mounted means visible floor underneath, which reads as more space.
On finishes listSink & counter
Simple white integrated or vessel sink on a white top — quiet against the teal so the color does the talking.
On finishes listToilet
Compact white toilet; a wall-hung or skirted profile saves visual bulk in a tight footprint.
On finishes listFixtures
Brushed chrome faucet and shower set — cool metal that sits calmly against teal (vs. the warm brass in the kitchen).
On finishes listMirror & shelf
Frameless mirror to bounce light, plus a slim wood shelf for everyday bottles. A big mirror is the cheapest square-footage trick there is.
On finishes listLighting & fan
Clear glass pendant or sconce for warmth; a quiet exhaust fan to protect all that tile and grout from moisture.
On finishes listStyling
Wood towel ladder, a woven basket, a vintage rug for pattern, amber glass bottles, one sprig of greenery. The warm bits keep the teal from going cold.
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On the list
These are the bathroom line items already tracked on the Finishes tab — this page is the look they're aiming at. They roll up into the single "Bathroom — cosmetic refresh" line on the Renovation Budget tab, where the labor lives.
Vanity + sink
Toilet
Shower valve + head
Glass shower panel
Shower + floor tile
Mirror
Vanity light / sconce
Exhaust fan
Faucet
Towel hardware
Paint
One choice to make
The photo uses chrome fixtures; your kitchen uses brass. Both are right — chrome reads cooler and more spa-like against teal, brass would carry one warm metal through the whole house. Pick one lane per room and stick to it.