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Jeanette Van Wicklen Design – Part 2













Is it just me or is that first room one of the prettiest bathrooms you’ve ever laid eyes on?! Designed by Jeanette Van Wicklen of JVW Home out of Austin, Texas, the renovated 1800’s farmhouse photographed by Katie Clementson and Paul Finkel of Piston Design has all the luxuries we crave, while staying true to the home’s roots. Just like yesterday, each photo has so many great details it’s hard to know where to begin! The bathroom is a total dream. To have all that space, pretty cabinetry, comfy seating and a great bathtub?! *sigh* I love all the furniture in the bedrooms too, and of course the pretty colors. (The master bedroom is painted Valspar Aquatic Edge with Valspar Clean White on the trim.) The bedding on the twin beds in the guestroom is super duper cute too. And what lucky guests that get to stay in the guesthouse! It’s absolutely delightful!!

I know you’re all dying to see more from Jeanette after this, so visit her website and her blog for more! (And don’t forget to enter her giveaway for one of those cute pillows!)

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Comments

  6. I love your blog! I've been planning my "someday" house for a while, and am inspired by all of the beautiful turquoise pictures you post. Awesome job!!

  9. Love that bathroom and the guesthouse. All the beds and bedding are gorgeous. Lots of turquoise and white, my colors. The upstairs dwarf the downstairs, beautiful find.

  13. I can't even tell you how much I adore this space. WOW!!

    I just pinned the heck out of it, so I'm sure some of my 750,000 followers will be stopping by to check it out. 🙂

  18. I love your bathroom! Can you tell me where to find that rustic cabinet above your toilet? I love how it brings old and new together!

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  4. […] If you’re more focused on how you can use the space above the toilet for storage, then perhaps you’d prefer an open cabinet with two or three shelves and perhaps even a drawer too. It can become your new towel storage cabinet and you can also use it to hold toiletries and other such things. Consider a rustic or farmhouse-style design similar to what we found on houseofturquoise. […]

  5. […] If you’re more focused on how you can use the space above the toilet for storage, then perhaps you’d prefer an open cabinet with two or three shelves and perhaps even a drawer too. It can become your new towel storage cabinet and you can also use it to hold toiletries and other such things. Consider a rustic or farmhouse-style design similar to what we found on houseofturquoise. […]