lemongrass style now delivered by UPS!

After all these years, I've seen, spec'd and installed thousands of furnishings and home accessories. I've weeded out the duds and found some champs. And I definitely have my "go to" sources - the companies where I trust their quality and craftsmanship and their style has longevity.

Although I could try and keep it all close to the vest, I'd rather us all have some fun (and fabulous Lemongrass Style) in our homes. Announcing (drumroll please)...

www.lemongrass-home.com

I know, I know...exciting, right?? Here you'll find a carefully curated array of home furnishings and accessories that are uniquely coastal, are of impeccable quality and are an excellent value. I've filtered through literally thousands of items so you don't have to...it's like getting free professional design advice! 

And while we're on the subject of free advice, if you're ever stumped about how to pull your room together, just drop me a quick note and I'll be happy to give you my two cents. I'll also be posting handy how-to guides helping you determine the correct rug size for your room, explanations of rug terminology and more. 

Pillow, pouf and rug - lemongrass-home.com. Other items available by special order - just give me a shout 

Psst...I have some of the best prices on the web so feel free to do a little comparison shopping. Plus I offer free shipping on most items, you know, cause I'm cool like that ;)

room by room :: master bathroom

For the master bathroom, I utilized several of the same elements that were used in the downstairs bathroom. The freestanding vanities from Ikea worked perfectly as did the wall color, floor and wall tile. The layout is quite a bit different but as for the design, I only switched out the accent tile and how it was applied.

After searching through endless accent tile options and balancing style with budget, I found a fabulous mini brick marble mosaic at Home Depot. I used in as a border and in the inset. To add a little more dimension to the border, I sandwiched it with two bands of white beveled subway tiles.

 

Another element I used in the master bath to elevate it a little was marble sill found in the flooring department at Lowe's. I used it as baseboard, to cap the shower curb and to cap the narrow ledge I designed to run the length of one of the shower walls.