Adding Interest to Bathrooms with Moulding

This post is sponsored by Metrie,  North America’s largest solid wood and MDF moulding company.  Since 1926, Metrie has transformed spaces with exquisitely crafted architectural trim.  They were previously known as Moulding & Millwork.

Moulding is not just for grand homes and formal living spaces. Kitting out a small room like a bathroom with moulding will bring a layer of sophistication and luxury to the space. Below are three small bathrooms I designed where moulding was a key part of the design plan.

 

 

And for more inspiration, here are some beautiful bathrooms where moulding has transformed the space.

All images via Pinterest. Designer noted where possible.

Moulding is a great way to add instant charm and character to a space that is primarily known for its practicality.  It’s probably the first thing you notice in these spaces and what makes them stand out.  Moulding applied to the wall provides a softer more elegant appearance to a bathroom than using tiles.

Metrie just introduced its Then & Now Interior Finishing Collections™  featuring five distinct styles of coordinated mouldings and interior doors.  Every element in the product line works together both aesthetically and functionally for a perfect fit. They have taken the guesswork out of selecting interior finishings (crown, wall and baseboard trim, doors and other decorative elements.)

Fashion Forward:

True Craft:

French Curves:

Very Square:

Pretty Simple:

Be sure to check out their blog, The Finished Space, for more inspiration as well.

I was paid by Metrie to write this post but all thoughts and opinions are my own.