Ever since we featured The Rose, a new hotel in the seaside town of Deal in East Kent, England, we’ve been thinking of the boldly colorful rooms and baths designed by Harding & Read and stylist Michelle Kelly. The retro-looking bath in Room Seven, a botanical-inspired guest room, particularly caught our attention with its vintage mint green fixtures and French wicker furniture. We were compelled to research it further and here are the sources we’ve unearthed.
Above: The bath on the top floor of The Rose has white-painted wood paneling and square tile. (For more on paneling, see our post Remodeling 101: The Ultimate Wood Paneling Guide with Jersey Ice Cream Co.) Above: Kelly, along with Harding & Read, sourced furniture for The Rose from eBay and a host of local antique dealers in Deal. Above: A nice tonal dose of mint and olive green from the guest room walls to the bath fixtures.
Materials
Above: For a cool white similar to the one in the bath here, look to Little Greene’s Loft White. Above: The bathroom floors throughout The Rose are designed with waterproof woven vinyl from Unnatural Flooring; shown here is the Sorrel Vinyl. Contact Unnatural Flooring for more information.
Above: For a fixture similar to the brown ceramic double sconce over the bathroom mirror, Zangra makes the retro-looking White Porcelain Fixture for €86. It’s also available in Black.
Above: Parachute’s Classic Towels in White are $114 for a set of two washcloths, two hand towels, and two bath towels. Above: Soaps at The Rose are all from English company Austin Austin. Here, the Bergamot & Juniper Shampoo is £12. Above: The Austin Austin Neroli & Petitgrain Body Soap is £14. Above: The Austin Austin Bergamot & Juniper Conditioner is £12. Above: The small pedal bin the bathroom is the Ikea Strapats Pedal Bin in white; it is no longer at Ikea but can be found through vendors on eBay for $17.90. The Strapats Pedal Bin in stainless steel is available at Ikea for $12.99. Renovating a bathroom and looking for ideas? See our posts:
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