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Which bathroom has wooden beams installed?
Wooden beams fit into any bathroom, from rustic to minimalist. If you use them in a rustic room, they will match the decor and style, and if you rock them in a modern or minimalist bathroom, they will contrast the room and make it more inviting.
a bright bathroom with penny tiles, richly stained wood beams, a claw-foot tub, a floating vanity and a wooden bookcase, and plenty of potted plants
a modern concrete-clad bathroom with a wooden column and beam, a floating vanity, a round mirror and a sink
a modern bathroom with white subway tiles, wooden beams and hanging light bulbs, as well as a built-in sleek vanity with two sinks
a modern white bathroom with weathered wood floors, a wooden beam, a floating black marble vanity and a large mirror
a modern bathroom with a concrete tub and terrazzo floor, a wooden ceiling with beams, a floating vanity with a concrete countertop
a modern bathroom with concrete walls and floor, wooden beams and columns, a matching vanity with two sinks and a shower area and a view
Which stain is better for wooden beams?
You can choose any stain you like. A light stain is great for a very neutral and elegant bathroom, blending harmoniously with the decor of the room. Dark stained and heavily stained wood beams stand out in a neutral bathroom and emphasize it much more than light stained ones.
a beautiful coastal bathroom with richly stained wood beams and a window frame, an oval bathtub, a floating vanity, baskets for storage and ladders
a minimalist, neutral bathroom with a wooden column and beam, a bathtub clad in white stone, a wooden floor and a small window
a neutral and inviting bathroom with wooden roof and beams, a built-in vanity and shelf, a shower area and a mirror
a neutral bathroom with a stone accent wall, neutral tiles, a ceiling with wooden beams, modern appliances and a dark-framed window
a neutral bathroom with wooden beams, a blue clawfoot bathtub, a bench, dark stained ladders and a black chair and a mirror
a neutral bathroom with exposed beams and hardwood floors, a light-stained vanity, a paneled bathtub, and a large closet and large mirror
How do you tear down wooden beams in a bathroom?
Add some accents to make the room seem more cohesive – these can be wooden vanities, wooden stools and other wooden elements with the same stain. Consider adding a few other rustic decor touches here and there to make your bathroom more inviting.
a neutral coastal bathroom with neutral large format and white thin tiles, an oval bathtub, a wooden beam and a wooden stool
a neutral, modern bathroom with a shower and bathtub, a double vanity, wooden beams and vintage fixtures and lamps
a neutral, modern bathroom with exposed beams, built-in storage, a shower area and modern appliances
a neutral, warm bathroom with richly stained wooden beams, a double vanity, a shower area and some pretty textiles
a fairly bright bathroom with terrazzo flooring, a light stained vanity with two sinks, mirrors in gilded frames and a richly stained wooden beam
What are the advantages and disadvantages of wooden beams?
If there are windows in your bathroom, you may receive less natural light – beams prevent it from entering your room. Installing wooden beams if you don’t have any can cost a pretty penny. Another disadvantage of post-and-beam buildings is their susceptibility to rot. Often, beams are located on the outside of the house and are not covered. This exposure causes the beams, which are essential structural elements, to rot over long periods of time. Get inspired by the following ideas and decide whether you want to have them in your bathroom or not.
a sophisticated white bathroom with white subway tiles, whitewashed floors, two freestanding sinks, round mirrors and dark stained beams
a rustic bathroom with weathered wood-look laminate flooring, wooden beams, a long open shelf and an oval bathtub, as well as hanging lamps
a rustic bathroom with a platform clawfoot tub, freestanding sink, wooden beams, potted plants and some artwork
a rustic bathroom with wooden floors, a beamed ceiling, a wooden vanity, a hanging lamp, some windows and a vintage bathtub
a rustic bathroom with a wooden roof and beams, a wooden vanity, an oval bathtub and an eye-catching star-shaped lamp
a rustic blue and white bathroom with wooden boards, a blue clawfoot bathtub, lots of wooden beams and columns and blue textiles
A shabby chic bathroom with a shabby chic frame and wooden beams, a concrete tub and corrugated iron, a potted tree is cool
a stylish bathroom with wooden beams, navy hexagonal tiles, a navy oval bathtub, a floating vanity and some art, as well as a glass-enclosed shower area
a vintage bathroom with wooden beams and floors, a separate room with a vintage vanity and a claw-foot bathtub
a neutral vintage bathroom with a wooden ceiling and beams, hexagonal tiles, a freestanding sink, a mini gallery wall and a round mirror
An airy white bathroom with a wooden beam roof, a claw-foot tub, a stool and a few shelves with pillar candles looks like a spa
