Baton Rouge Showhouse: Powder Room, Mudroom, and Rear Hall

Designed by Rachel Cannon for the Baton Rouge Showhouse | Floral design by Stephen Sonnier of Dunn and Sonnier: Antiques, Florals, and Gifts

Tour Rachel Cannon’s powder room, mudroom, and rear hall and learn more about her inspiration and sources for this beautiful space.  If you enjoy this feature, subscribe to FLOWER magazine for more inspiring homes, gardens, lifestyle content, and of course, florals!

“In a world of demands, a haven of harmony is not just a desire—it’s a necessity.”
—Rachel Cannon on her point of view

Powder Room, Mudroom, and Rear Hall

A maroon colored bathroom with flowers at the sink.

DESIGN INSPIRATION

“The marble countertop Ivy Residential Concepts selected was my starting point for the powder room. It reminded me of a precious stone, which led me to think of Elizabeth Taylor and her famous jewelry collection.”

LUXE TOUCH

“I’m obsessed with upholstered walls. I’ve wanted to do them in a powder room for a long time, and this was my opportunity.” Rachel swathed the walls in a luxurious wine-colored velvet from Fabricut and outlined the edges with a tape and nailhead trim. A mottled gold wallpaper (seen in the mirror), also by Fabricut, takes the luxurious design scheme over the top.

THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS

“I collaborated with Ann Connelly Fine Art and epoxied flowers by Louisiana artist James Vella to the mirror. I love that they reference Venetian glass and reflect the theatrical atmosphere I wanted to create.”

Bright pink flowers bloom under a bathroom sink.

VANITY FARE

The floating vanity allowed for a bountiful floral moment underneath. Rachel requested the floral designer bring the drama, and Stephen Sonnier of Dunn and Sonnier: Antiques, Florals, and Gifts met the challenge with planters overflowing with some of Rachel’s favorites, including peonies, poppies, anemones, and tulips.

See more from Dunn and Sonnier: Antiques, Florals, and Gifts on their website and on Instagram. And don’t miss Stephen’s beautiful work in the Dining Room.

A pink hallway with floral paintings.

HALL PASS

Portieres in fabric by Ngala Trading close off the mudroom niche in a back hallway lined with paintings and an installation of Mia Kaplan’s hanging waterlily sculptures from Ann Connelly Fine Art.

Sources

Who Did It & Where To Get It

ACCESSORIES

Anthropologie

Pink Elephant

ART AND ANTIQUES

Ann Connelly Fine Art

COUNTERTOP

Marmi

FABRICS AND TRIMS

Fabricut

Ngala Trading

FAUCETS AND FIXTURES

Sherle Wagner

FLOOR COVERINGS

Nashville Rug Gallery

HARDWARE

Nest Studio Collection

Sherle Wagner

LIGHTING

Currey & Company

WALLCOVERINGS

Fabricut

Adjoining Spaces

By Karen Carroll

Styling by Amanda Smith Fowler

Photography by Paul Costello

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