longing for a feminine, but not over-the-top girly bathroom? then this is the post for you. i think right now, even more than ever a personal sanctuary is almost required to keep our sanity in quarantine. if you’ve seen my old bathroom in my L.A. home, you know i love a black and white bathroom, but i think even with a classic look like that, you can still add funky and feminine touches — vintage mirrors, sketches and portrait paintings, for instance, add an interesting and artistic twist. a vintage stool looks chic next to the tub — and a stylish spot for your favorite scented candles, and perhaps some pretty healing crystals. be sure to add the softest bath towels for a touch of luxury. and if you’re kids are sharing your bath, you might consider a gentle reminder, like this wash your hands sign — it’s cute, but practical!

• photography credits in order of appearance: @marlobosch; brass wall shelf from amber interiors; the estate trentham; wash your hands sign from schoolhouse electric; city home collective; captains rest in tasmania; sharyn cairns photography; jenni kayne; marie olsson nylanders bathroom via trendland; flodeau; vtwonen; cult of tomorrow; skona hem; interior stylist johanna pilfalk ; studio 903; christie tyler’s bathroom via the file; @tanalatorre; alt dk; henri matisse print via art.com; Eileen Gray’s bathroom via another magazine; caroline donofrio’s home via the fold magazine; Daphne Javitch’s via jenni kayne; henri matisse print from art.com; kohler cannock sink; The Petite Millbrook Cast Iron Bath; home life; skona hem; kirill bergart; le sojorner; gracespain; philip karlberg photography; kerry cassill luxury towels; domino; real living.

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