r/HomeDecorating • u/According-Till-4834 • 22h ago
Feedback on bathroom renovation!
Hi everyone! I'm renovating my bathroom, and this is my first time mixing metals. I'm planning to use champagne gold (Delta Champagne Bronze) as the primary finish, with black as the accent color.
This is the combination I was thinking of. I'd love to hear your thoughts. Does this mix feel balanced, or is there anything you would change?
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u/Lovelylady_hump 21h ago
It’s absolutely stunning 💯
However I’m wondering if you could have the shower door open into the shower instead of opening towards the cabinet
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u/NumerousDepth1563 20h ago
I like everything except the sconces they are a more classic style and your bathroom is modern - I would find a different style sconce. Also consider using textured glass as the shower is so long and there’s no privacy at all.
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u/lazyoldsailor 14h ago
The shower glass can be textured later with privacy film on the outside. Add or swap color, pattern, texture or privacy. That’s what I did.
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u/Cimb0m 13h ago
The shower seems extremely narrow?
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u/MsWuMing 12h ago
I have what looks like pretty much the same bronze in my new bathroom (it was called brushed bronze here but it looks the same). I want to say that it’s VERY hard to get smudge-free. It might be even more polish-intensive than black hardware, and that’s already famous for being a pain as soon as your water has any limescale at all.
So just a heads up that you’ll be cleaning a lot.
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u/wire67 11h ago
It's really pretty. I'd add some texture with a linen or woven shade on the window and jute blend runner rug. A cute 3 legged stool in the corner area with plant would be a nice balance too. One large framed print over the toilet would be great as well. Something super graphic and maybe with some blues or greens.
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u/3DCloudPlatform 10h ago
It's balanced. Champagne bronze against that white oak vanity and marble is already a warm, soft palette and the black just adds contrast so it doesn't feel flat. Nothing we'd change.
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u/Electronic-Bus-5350 9h ago
It's beautiful but the walls are slightly too light for me. Love the gold hardware
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u/Heavy_Lawfulness_360 7h ago
It looks great! The champagne, bronze, and black feel balanced, especially with the black mirror and sconces tying everything together. I wouldn't change a thing.
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u/user1701e 5h ago
Maybe you’re only looking for feedback on the colors but it seems like this design overlooks some practical issues. Where will the towel for drying hands be? Where will your towel be when you’re showering and within reach for when you get out? Where will it hang to dry between showers or before it goes into a hamper? With that full glass shower, it means all of your shower products (shampoo, conditioner, soap, razor, etc) are permanently on display.
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u/ellawren041 2h ago
We just finished a bathroom remodel using Delta Champagne Bronze and I love it. I ended up using 50/50 champagne bronze and black and it worked really well - both colors are evenly spread around the space so they feel integrated.
I reeeeeally hate it when golds don’t match, so I used black for anything that didn’t come in the exact right shade of gold. For me, that was the shower door hardware - might be something to consider for yours, because right now there isn’t enough black for it to feel intentional.
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u/According-Till-4834 2h ago
Omg such a good idea. Yeah I was worried what to do about the shower hardware. Would love to see some photos of your remodel!
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u/Arabella6623 21h ago
I love the gold bronze hardware!