The Ripple Effect {Master Bath}

When I shared the change to the ginormous tub in the master bath I told you there had been another small change, too. You know how one thing leads to another. It is the ripple or domino effect. It always seems to happen around here.

After adding all this white to the side of the tub it made the gray color in the back of the hutch look off so......

I painted over the shutter gray milk paint in the back of the hutch with white to brighten up the hutch and have it flow better with the tub.

This shows how it brightened it up adding the white.

Of course after the paint was dry and it was time to put things back and they got changed up a bit.

I love the added texture with the sea fans. I like using items from the ocean in here. The ocean is very calming to me. I could use a trip to the beach.

Vintage linens and French soap sit in a vintage ironstone chamber pot. I bought this pot way before I even knew what ironstone was. Glad I kept it all these years. I think I bought it in the late 70's.

I added our grandchildren's pictures in here.

For any new readers this hutch has been through many changes over the years. This was Mr. Savvy's late mother's and it has to stay in our home so I am glad that we can use it in here for extra storage. His mother passed away when he was fifteen and this is the one piece he was able to keep and I am honored to have this piece she loved in our home. 

If you need extra storage in your bathroom add a piece of furniture like this if you have room. Thank goodness we do since we forgot to add a linen closet when we built the house. Oops!

Be sure and come back tomorrow for my guest poster's favorite room.

Sharing at the following:
French Country Cottage
Miss Mustard Seed
Common Ground
Between Naps on the Porch


Hutch paint colors:
 Luckett's green Miss Mustard Seed Milk Paint over layers of other colors.
Annie Sloan Chalk Paint in Pure White on back and shelves
Miss Mustard Seed Wax to seal it.