Blake Lively’s Bathroom Transforms a Usually Clinical Space Into a Warm, Art-Filled Retreat With Vintage Paintings and Unexpected Design Choices
From the wooden beams to the vintage pictures, Blake's bathroom is so homely and inviting
While many choose to hang art in conventional places, I love the unexpectedness of a canvas hanging in a unique setting. Whether it's a small still life in a kitchen or a large landscape in a bathroom, decorating with art is the perfect way to inject personality into a space.
While the question of 'should you display art in a bathroom?' is often disputed, Blake Lively's space has convinced me that the answer should always be yes. Featuring a gallery wall of vintage paintings and plenty of wood panelling, the bathroom is surprisingly cozy, proving the power of unrestricted, unexpected design.
Blake's bathroom is undeniably unique; in fact, at first glance, I wasn't sure if it was a bathroom at all.
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Blake's bathroom is surprisingly cozy. From the wooden beams to the gallery wall, it's a refreshingly inviting space reminiscent of a country cabin. While the architecture adds to its charm, the vintage paintings are an unexpected yet might addition that couldn't be easier to take inspiration from.
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Reminiscent of antique styles, this autumnal landscape is the perfect bathroom accessory. It'll transport you to a place of serenity while you soak in your tub or get ready at your vanity in the morning.
Delicate and detailed, this sketch of a tree is simple yet elegant. No matter your bathroom style, it'll bring enduring charm and interest to any empty wall, designed to inspire and transport.
Reminiscent of antique paintings, this abstract landscape will give any cold or clinical bathroom much-needed charm and character. Hang it above your bathtub or create a gallery wall and pair it with other frames for a Blake-inspired arrangement.
Blake Lively’s bathroom blends cozy warmth with unexpected design, and you can bring a touch of that same refined style to your own space. While a full renovation might not be possible, small details like this marble soap dish add a hint of modern luxury, elevating a warm, inviting bathroom with subtle sophistication.
This elegant wall sconce blends timeless durability with a classic design, making it the perfect addition to a cozy, art-filled space. Its antique-inspired charm adds warmth and character, effortlessly enhancing a room with a time-honored charm.
The ultimate storage essential, this small glass canister keeps cotton pads, and other bathroom staples neatly tucked away. When arranged on a stylish tray, it adds both organization and a touch of refined charm to a warm, inviting space.
Despite being unexpected, Blake's paintings are a charming addition that makes all the difference in her bathroom. Each is different yet similar in subject, making the simple display of three pictures feel intentional and cohesive.
Hung in vintage frames, much like the Willa Antiqued Wood Photo Frame from Magnolia, the portraits have patina and a lived-in feel that give the bathroom real character and warmth. All natural landscapes depicting sunlit wood scenes, Blake's paintings are the perfect choice for a bathroom, a source of relaxation and uplift in the morning and before bed.
Reminiscent of a vintage bathroom, the wooden beams and ceiling only add to the room's warmth and homely feel. Paired with an Art Deco-style sconce (much like this Double Mid Century Scandinavian Glass Wall Sconce from 1st Dibs), the bathroom feels more like a dressing or powder room. Filled with homely pieces, it proves there's no such thing as too much.
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While some would prefer to hang art in more conventional rooms like a living room or hallway, Blake's bathroom proves the power of even just a few canvases in this space. They give the room a cozy, inviting feel that entices you to take a breath and relax.

I am the Interior Design News Editor at Homes and Gardens, covering mainly US-based designers and trending news stories. My love for interiors began when I interned in an interior design studio, working on commercial and private spaces. My passion grew while working in production, where I sourced beautiful locations for photoshoots and campaigns. Outside of work, I enjoy collecting antique decor and mid-century furniture for my home.