Small Bathroom Barn Door Ideas ~ Shine Remodel

Small Bathroom Barn Door Ideas

It's easy to fall in love with a barn door, even when it's not attached to a barn. In fact, barn doors have started a whole trend in the interior design world when they first made their way into our homes. They bring a dose of rustic simplicity, warmth and charm which can either be strong or subtle, depending on how you decide to plan the whole interior in terms of decor as well as ambiance. Sliding barn doors look lovely in every single room of the house but we're particularly fond of how they complement a bathroom.

Barn door in interior design

Use a barn door to separate a bedroom from its private en-suite bathroom and you'll hit two birds with one stone. You can introduce a few other elements with similar rustic casualness such as a reclaimed wood headboard for the bedroom or a live-edge countertop in the bathroom.

Bathroom barn door design for powder room

There are a bunch of cool ways to use a sliding barn door in a bathroom and one of them is shown right here. The door is used here to separate the toilet area from the rest of the bathroom, creating an enclosed and private zone that feels really cozy. The door also makes the rest of the room look extra welcoming.

Obviously, each room and each decor has its own style and naturally that means there's an infinite number of ways in which you can introduce a barn door into a bathroom's design and establish a dialogue between it and the rest of the decor.

Pink bathroom decor with white barn door

One of the possibilities is to paint the door so it matches the walls, the floor or other elements in the bathroom's overall design. You can also consider modifying the barn door to imprint on it more of your own style.

Barn doors look perfectly at home in rustic bathrooms like this one. The raw and natural beauty of the wood is exposed and allowed to become the center of attention. It's complemented by stone accents and by an overall breezy and at the same time very cozy feel which defines the entire room.

The effect can be significantly more dramatic when two barn doors are used instead of only one. Check out this cool farmhouse bedroom and the sliding doors that separate it from the bathroom. They're exactly what these two spaces needed in order to become welcoming and comfortable without too much effort.

You'd think that barn doors are only for rustic or farmhouse interiors but they're not. Contemporary homes can be very successful at integrating them in their decor. This is one of the best examples in this sense. The minimalism of the style defines everything in the room but that doesn't interfere with the character and essence of key design elements like the bathroom barn door.

A set of barn doors could seem a bit out of place if there are no matching elements that coordinate with it so it's important to ensure the cohesiveness of the space by focusing on specific elements like the flooring, the furniture, the light fixtures and others. In this case there's a smooth dialogue between the bedroom's wooden floor, the bathroom's vanities and the barn doors that separate these two spaces.

By painting a barn door you basically give it a new identity. Nevertheless, some of the defining characteristics are preserved. In other words, a painted barn door is still a barn doors at its core but with a customized look which helps better blend in with the rest of the bathroom's or bedroom's decor and atmosphere.

Wall paneling bedroom with gray sliding barn door

The barn door separating this bedroom from the adjacent bathroom was painted grey to match the wall and that's a look that suits it really well. Even though the wood has been covered up that natural warmth and beauty is still present in the decor in the form of an accent wall.{found on lmkinteriors}.

Here's another examples that shows yet another way in which a barn door can be customized without giving up its signature charm. This bathroom has a walk-in closet hidden behind a sliding barn door with a large mirror installed on it.

These are not the typical barn doors which are usually solid and massive but still, they send a similar message. The glass panels gives them a delicate and lightweight appearance and the wooden frames keep the rustic charm alive.

Trun an old door into a barn system door

In a different scenario, a barn door (or any other old door) can be a major focal point by simply being itself. The worn finish, the rugged texture and all those little imperfections tell a story and showcase the uniqueness of the door.

Reclaimed barn door with mirror on front

A barn door is solid and large enough to hold a mirror. In fact, it's perfect for that, whether you put it in the bedroom, the bathroom or the closet. While the door brings warmth and rusticity into the decor, the mirror makes the room seem spacious and open.

The barn door doesn't always have to be a focal point for the room it's in. Take this house for example. You can barely distinguish the door from the walls and that's a pretty interesting and effective design strategy. The wood boards are perfectly aligned in this case so when the door is closed is disappears into the wall in a very natural manner.

Washed birck wall and barn door for bathroom

We really love this bedroom suite. The exposed brick wall can be perceived as rugged, cold and a bit industrial but in this context it's a feature which contributes to a welcoming, cozy and comfortable decor and the barn door and the wooden floor have plenty to do with that.

If the goal is to create a cottage-inspired look, a barn door is an essential feature. This bedroom suit pairs it with a lovely shade of turquoise which is often associated with rustic interiors and, most importantly with wood-paneled walls which look really fresh when painted white. Obviously, the little things are also important in defining the space and giving it the personalized look that helps it feel like home.

DIY barn door ideas

As usual, there's also the option to build the item that you need yourself. In this case that would be a barn door which you can fairly easily make out of wood and/or plywood. Make sure you purchase the appropriate barn door hardware to go with it. Check out this nice laundry room door for reference if you need some inspiration regarding the design. There's a little built-in mirror which breaks the simplicity of the design.

Barn doors have a distinctive look, usually featuring a wooden board that goes across diagonally and a two-layer frame that adds depth to its design. You can find the plans for such a door on jennasuedesign if you ever want to build one yourself from scratch. This white sliding door is excellent for the bathroom and looks beautiful from both sides.

A sliding barn door is also a really nice option for a studio or a garage that's been converted into something else. It's a style of door that makes cold spaces like that feel more welcoming. Additionally, they're very practical and space-efficient since they slide rather than swing open and take up space inside. There's a full tutorial on abeautifulmess which guides you through the whole process so you can plan, design and build your own custom barn door from scratch.

If you want your barn door to look rustic that actually makes the process easier because you can leave the wood exposed and enjoy its natural beauty. Apply some stain to give it a rich and more interesting look and go with a hardware kit that matches this style. You can also add accessories like a handle and a little safety hook to lock the door if that's something that's needed, in case you plan on adding this door to the bathroom for instance. Head over to kleinworthco for more details.

On designingvibes you can find a tutorial which shows how you can build double barn doors for your pantry. The style suits the pantry quite well even if your home has a more modern look in general. These doors were made using tongue and groove boards, regular wood boards and square door hinges. The boards were stained in this case which gives the doors a slightly more rustic look but if you prefer the look of painted wood that's always an option too.

This definitely looks like a barn-style door but that wasn't always the case. It started out as a basic flat door which later got a makeover. The transformation was fairly simple and rather inexpensive. It involved the existing solid core wood, a few additional pine boards, new black hinges, a new doorknob to fit the style and dark walnut stain as well as a bunch of tools. You can find out all about it on remodelaholic.

In case you're wondering is a barn door can look minimalistic, chic and modern the answer is yes and there's a perfect example on sugarandcloth that will convince you. The key to giving a barn door a contemporary look is simplifying the design. Get rid of the X board pattern, double frame and anything that sticks out and go with a flat surface instead. Try this color blocked design to make it look extra stylish. The sliding track might need a bit of attention as well. You can spray paint it to match your style.

Walk-in closets and sliding barn doors are a great match. Double doors are perfect for large closets like the one featured on housefulofhandmade. These have little windows at the top that let a bit of light through but of course they're not really necessary. If you prefer a simpler and more classic design you can alter the plan to suit your needs.

Small Bathroom Barn Door Ideas

Source: https://www.homedit.com/barn-door-for-bathroom/

Shine Remodel

Sabtu, 04 Desember 2021