What’s in your bathroom?

What artwork (if any) do you have in your bathroom? Choosing artworks for a home, and indeed, a specific room within a home, is a delicate business. I happen to know one individual who has chosen an artwork based on its subject, specifically for their airing cupboard. A little treat every time the towels are put away.

At our Portland H.Q., the artwork on the walls is largely a moveable feast, with much displayed on bespoke shelves so that things can be shuffled depending on what we have in stock. However, some rooms have been overlooked. The bathroom, in particular, looks very sad!

So, we’d like to know – what art have you chosen for your bathroom? Send us a picture and we will attempt to put together a review of bathroom art in the next newsletter.

We’ll go first. If you feel inclined to share yours, complete the form at the end of this page. We look forward to seeing your bathroom art.

The last remaining remnant of my A-Level artwork. A pen & ink of the central railway station in Amsterdam. They took us on a school trip – it was messy!

A moulded plastic Julian Opie “You’re driving a Volvo”, Tate Modern Tat, purchased from the Oxfam bookshop in Sheffield. Hung on a spare nail the day we moved in, now faded and wonky.