Who wore it better: Baño edition.

I was perusing Erica’s Pinterest boards. You know Erica lives for pinning? Like she gets a little bit too excited when she gets the pinterest email about who liked her posts? She even admits that sometimes she is checking out the interest main page and thinking- wow who pinned all this cool shit, they have amazing taste- turns out- SHE DID.

Anywooo…. I figure why not use some of the gorgeous photos Erica is curating for me.  And so I bring you: Who wore it better?

I’m torn between them. All of them. At the heart of this issue is the core dilemma that informs or cripples all of my designs: DO I LIKE MINIMALISM OR DO I LOVE STUFF?!?!?! The answer is both. And thats the problem. I can’t decide! One day I am buying tchotchkes and the next I am stuffing things into closets. I actually read a great post on Apartment Therapy about loving the space you are in. I need to follow all those tips because Im ITCHING to sell off my entire living room piece by piece. (Seriously though, couch, coffee table, chairs, all for sale. EMAIL ME!)

But for now: Who wore it better?

I think the win goes to minimal. I love stuff, but the sight of the shower curtain in the mirror gave it to Minimal.

And then we have:

Funny thing about the modern bathroom is that I found it on Erica’s pin board, but she pinned it from MY BLOG and I dont even remember ever seeing it before, let alone blogging it. Ohhh this is getting fun, or incredibly incestuous.

So, on this one I REALLY don’t know what to choose. I may have to choose Traditional… those doors are beyond, BUT I think its not great floors in the modern that give the win to Traditional. Ah… screw it. I can’t choose.

Its up to you… Who wore it better?

All photos via Erica’s boards. She has 39 btw. Minimal – unknown, Maximal Image: Amy Neunsinger for House Beautiful see the rest of the house HERE. Traditional via  and Modern by  architect Bradley E. Heppner and designer Amy D. Morris featured in Atlanta Home & Lifestyle see the rest of the house HERE.