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This weeks article is from our partners at The Scout Guide giving inspiration on how to give your powder room a statement.
Powder rooms have gone from utilitarian spaces to the perfect site for design experimentation. Thanks to their modest dimensions, taking risks here is a more manageable feat than decorating an entire house in a whimsical or wild way. From funky wall coverings to statement mirrors, these scouted spaces prove that nothing is off limits when it comes to outfitting the half-bath.
Photography by Laura Sumrak.
Serving a standout sink
Designed by Georgia Street Design in Charlotte, North Carolina. See other projects here.
Photography by Marta Perez.
Funky and Feminine
Designed by Betsey Mosby Interior Design in Jackson, Mississippi. See the rest of the project here.
Photography by Beall & Thomas Photography.
Go graphic with flooring
Designed by Natalie Clayman Interior Design in Knoxville, Tennessee. See the rest of the project here.
Photography by Andrew Giammarco.
Get moody with florals
Designed by Hattie Sparks in New Orleans, Louisiana. See the rest of the project here.
Photography by Rachel Manning.
Going for coastal cool
Designed by Amanda Lodge Design in Houston, Texas. See the rest of the project here.
Photography by French Blue Photography.
Establish texture with materials
Designed by Spruce Interiors in Austin, Texas. See other projects here.
Photography by Elite Austin.
Accent with a haute hue
Designed by Elite Austin in Austin, Texas. See other projects here.
Photography by Strictly natural light.
Underwater inspiration
Designed by Burkle Creative in Dallas, Texas. See the rest of the project here.
Photography by Chelsea Davis Photography.
Focus on standout lighting
Designed by Maykus Homes and Neighborhoods in Grapevine, Texas. See other projects here.
Photography by Brian Wetzel Photo.
Add character with color
Designed by Michelle Gage Interiors in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania. See the rest of the project here.
Photography by Hector Manuel Sanchez.
The perfect amount of sassy and sweet
Designed by Jeremy D. Clark in Birmingham, Alabama. See the rest of the project here.
Photography by Inspiro 8 Studios Photography.
Be bold with black
Designed by Allard + Roberts Interior Design in Asheville, North Carolina. See the rest of the project here.
Photography by Kira Luxon Photography.
A pop of preppiness
Designed by Dahlhaus Design Co. in Franklin Park, Pennsylvania. See other projects here.
Photography by Jenn Verrier.
Get wild with wallpaper
Designed by Asha Maía Design in Alexandria, Virginia. See the rest of the project here.
Styling by Michelle Adams. Photography by Martin Vecchio.
Botanicals with an edge
Designed by Cloth & Kind in Ann Arbor, Michigan. See the rest of the project here.
Photography by Marta Perez.
Scandi-inspired neutrals
Designed by Whitetail in Chelsea, Michigan. See the rest of the project here.
Photography by Andy Frame.
A touch of whimsy
Designed by Nana Winters Interior Design in Fayetteville, Arkansas. See other projects here.
Photography by Dallas & Harris Photography.
Go dark and dynamic
Designed by Kristin Dittmar Design in Aspen, Colorado. See the rest of the project here.
Photography by Dino Tonn.
Channeling boudoir vibes
Designed by DeCesare Design Group in Gilbert, Arizona. See the rest of the project here.
Photography by Spencer Stanton Photography.
Play with patterns
Designed by Kinloch Interiors in Greenville, South Carolina. See the rest of the project here.
Photography by Rachel Berry.
Discover balance with the classic and unusual
Designed by Jana Schleif Interiors in Southlake, Texas. See other projects here.
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