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An Opulent Neo Deco Bathroom in Burgundy and Brass
A Neo Deco bathroom where jewel-toned burgundy and warm brass meet cool Carrara marble and fluted walnut. The Isla double vanity anchors the room with vertical ash veneer and a veined marble top, while Cloghan opal globe sconces flank a scalloped Riskioir mirror that catches light along its wavy gold edge. Burgundy and gold Art Deco fan quilting cotton dresses the Roman shade and vanity stool, and a Botanist bone-and-brass towel ring adds an organic note against picture-frame molding and marble wainscoting.
At a glance
- Scalloped Riskioir mirror with wavy gold edge
- Burgundy and gold Art Deco fan quilted textiles
- Opal globe sconces flanking the vanity
- Isla double vanity in fluted ash veneer
The mood
The kind of shared bathroom that feels collected rather than configured. Every brass detail, from the antique globe sconces to the cross-handle taps, reads deliberate without tipping into showroom territory. The fan-pattern textiles bring real 1920s warmth through burgundy, copper, and cream, while the fluted walnut vanity and cool marble keep everything grounded and touchable.
Soft opal light, framed cream walls, and that scalloped mirror silhouette make the whole room feel like furniture, not fixtures. It is dramatic, warm, and genuinely livable.
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Get the look
Pieces that bring this space together, curated for this room.
Scalloped Wavy Round Wall Mirror
$55.99Riskioir/ 24" Gold
A gold-framed round mirror with a softly scalloped edge that reads far more expensive than it is. The wavy silhouette catches light in a way that flat-edged mirrors simply cannot, and the brushed aluminum frame has a warm, matte finish that pairs beautifully with brass fixtures. Tempered glass, lightweight, and genuinely easy to hang in under five minutes.
Burgundy Gold Art Deco Fan Quilting Cotton
$13.99FabricMegaStore
Scalloped fan motifs in burgundy, gold, copper, and cream layered across a rich quilting cotton. The metallic-toned palette gives it a jewel-box quality that reads far more expensive than it is. Gorgeous for throw pillows, table runners, or a statement tote bag where you want that 1920s warmth without going full costume.
Botanist Bone & Brass Towel Ring
$52Anthropologie/ Gray/Brass
A wall-mounted towel ring from Anthropologie's Botanist line, pairing a carved bone ring with a slim brass arm. The silhouette reads almost like a little branch on the wall, organic without trying too hard, and the mixed materials mean yours will have its own subtle variation in tone. It projects 3 inches from the wall so hand towels sit neatly without crowding a small bath. Pairs beautifully with the matching bath hook if you are building out the collection.
Isla Marble Top Fluted Wood Double Vanity
$3,198Anthropologie/ Walnut
A double vanity with real presence. Vertical fluting runs through the ash veneer base, rounded corners soften the silhouette, and the Carrara marble top brings that cool, veined stone contrast you want in a primary bath. Two ceramic undermount sinks are already in place, and the brass-finished hardware ties the whole thing together without feeling flashy. Honestly, this is the piece that makes a shared bathroom feel intentional rather than purely functional.
Cloghan Opal Glass Globe Wall Sconce
$149.94Mullan Lighting/ Antique Brass
This eight-inch globe sconce has that soft, milky opal glass that turns harsh bulb light into something gentle and flattering. The curved brass arm and round backplate feel classic without trying too hard, like something you would spot in a hallway that was renovated with real care. Honestly, it is compact enough for a powder room or a tight entry, but it still reads intentional. Flank a mirror with two and you are done.