The Glamour Of Vintage Bathroom Fixtures
Many people are still attracted to the vintage look despite the growing popularity of contemporary and other modern interior designs. Vintage bathrooms give out a certain atmosphere of prestige and calmness. You will be surprised at how accessible and affordable these items can be if you just know where to look. Vintage bathroom fixtures are the very essence of your vintage bathroom. Below are some tips.
What influences vintage bathrooms are mostly the eras of the 1920s and the 1930s. They usually carry light colors and shades with accents of black and navy blue. Porcelain and marble tiles come in smooth finishes in white and other pale colors such as light blue and green. As you go halfway up the walls, square tiles are applied. The floors usually have mosaic designs in bold interior colors with borders.
Built-ins were quite popular vintage pieces because the period clearly preferred things clean looking and fresh. The requirement for both aesthetic and practical decorations is a must. There were hidden medicine cabinets and built in towel bars into the sink that were also usually heated. These towel bars were heated via hot water or sometimes electricity.
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You vintage bathroom fixtures would include lights. Pick ones made from frosted glass and metals to instantly create a vintage aura. Hanging lamps are also a good idea. Skylights were quite popular back then too so you may experiment with this vintage bathroom fixture if it goes with the theme that you are trying to achieve. A standalone bathroom lamp would also be a good accent in addition to yellow or fluorescent ceiling lights. You may go with the Murray Feiss Stirling Castle for just $77.00 or the Quoizel Genova for $73.00. The Progress Victorian is also an excellent choice for $84.06. And of course, an integral part of your vintage bathroom would be a vintage bathtub. You can choose from pedestal or clawfoot types that come in acrylic or cast iron. The Regency Bath in cast iron with 72” x 31” x 30 ¼” dimensions costs only $2750.0 while the Regency Bath with Lion Feet sells for $2920.00. Both are good buys. You can also go with the End Fill Pedestal Bath for $4900.00 that has a 69” x 33” x 16 “ dimensions. Next to consider would be your vintage sink. These sinks are usually made out of heavy grade porcelain, stainless steel or stone. Stone made sinks just usually require a sealant finish to make it more durable while a stainless steel sink will go with a more retro style designed bathroom. You may either go with a pedestal or vessel type so it would be wise to allocate space for this vintage bathroom fixture as well. You may opt for the Bulbous Enameled Cast Iron Pedestal Sink with 28” x 19” dimensions for $975.00 or the Kohler circa 1929 for only $500.00. The Crane Corwith 27” x 22” sink with Integral Spout is rather good option for $1150.00. A vintage toilet to complete the look is also an essential. The Crane Criterion Toilet that retails for $1200.00 may be a good consideration or you may go with the Low Tank Toilet for $1650.00. Do not forget your vintage faucets. Vintage Bathroom has original nickel faucets made of sating nickel for $595.00. The Belle Foret Vintage Inspired Faucet has an oil rubbed bronze finish that retails for $281.00 only. You will be surprised at how it can affect the look of your entire vintage bathroom. The vintage look for your bathroom provides a homier feel to the entire area. You will be amazed how easy it is to put the vintage bathroom fixtures together to achieve the overall look that you want. Do your research to be able to find the best deals in the market. There are numerous options for you now. Compare and choose the vintage bathroom fixtures wisely and achieve your vintage bathroom look in no time. |
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