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A Petite Powder Room With a Grand Impact

February 20, 2024
powder room design by interior designer Patchi Cancado
powder room design by interior designer Patchi Cancado
powder room design by interior designer Patchi Cancado
Today, I'm thrilled to share the journey of transforming the petite powder room at the beach house. Our canvas? A dated room with weathered walls and tired fixtures begging for a makeover. I knew that here, every element, from the choice of materials to the placement of accents, needed to be thoughtfully considered to weave a narrative of moody elegance in this small space that could resonate with the house's aesthetics.
powder room design by interior designer Patchi Cancado
powder room design by interior designer Patchi Cancado
First up, let's talk walls. I decided to embrace the charm of shiplap to bring texture and depth to the space. The crisp lines of the shiplap effortlessly complement the room's proportions, adding a touch of rustic warmth to the overall aesthetic. Embracing the dark side, we opted for a daring color scheme. The deep, enveloping hue from Iron Ore, a gorgeous color from Sherman Williams set the stage for this somewhat dramatic welcome.
Design tip. When painting a room a dark color, take that bold hue to the ceiling. Painting the ceiling the same dark color as the walls creates a seamless visual flow, eliminating harsh lines and creating a sense of continuity.
powder room design by interior designer Patchi Cancado
powder room design by interior designer Patchi Cancado
I designed a custom oak paneled floating vanity for this room. I love how the rich tones of oak infuse the room with warmth while contrasting the dark walls' tone. Nestled atop the vanity, I opted for a black round vessel sink that rests on a soapstone countertop. The vanity creates a focal point that demands attention when you walk into this space.
before and after powder room design for the beach house
I curated a selection of carefully chosen accents and accessories to tie it all together. Matte black fixtures lend a touch of industrial edge, while the soft ambient lighting of the wall sconce adds a gentle glow to the space. The selection of an asymmetrical wall mirror, plaster artwork, and greenery transforms this once-ordinary space into a beautiful powder room.
powder room design by interior designer Patchi Cancado

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