Create this apothecary-themed bathroom

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I found Izola’s Apothecary Pattern shower curtain and thought THIS would be a great start to a vintage-style apothecary-themed bathroom.

If you’re in love with the apothecary aesthetic, you may want to think about turning your bathroom into a vintage pharmacist’s dream with these products…

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Izola 901 Ceramic Apothecary Soap Dish
Izola 901 Ceramic Apothecary Soap Dish on sale for $16.74
InterDesign Pail Wastecan, White
InterDesign Pail Wastecan $18
Moen DN8490CH Inspirations Vanity Shelf, Chrome
Moen Inspirations Vanity Shelf, Chromeon sale for $22
Ohio Wholesale Vintage Bath Advertising Framed Wall Art, from our Americana Collection
Ohio Wholesale Vintage Bath Advertising Framed Wall Art $15
Enamelware Enamel Ware Vintage Style French Country Granitware Toothbrush Stand Holder Cup Removable Lid
Enamelware Vintage Style Toothbrush Stand Holder Cup with Removable Lid $12
Terra Collection set of three assorted mini glass cannisters
Terra Collection set of three assorted mini glass cannisters on sale for $25
Two's Company Botany Apothecary Jars with Antiqued Labels, Set of 9
Two’s Company Botany Apothecary Jars with Antiqued Labels, Set of 9 on sale for $160
Izola 601 Apothecary Soaps, Set of 3
Izola Apothecary Soaps, Set of 3 on sale for $14
J.R. Watkins lemon hand soap & Lotion Sink Set
J.R. Watkins lemon hand soap & Lotion Sink Set on sale for $17. Or any of the J.R. Watkins line of products.

Comments on Create this apothecary-themed bathroom

    • Yeah, that jar collection was pretty pricey. But then I figured, for the right Homie who’d been SEARCHING for something just like that… this’ll be worth highlighting.

  1. I need that shower curtain and that soap dish and that toothbrush holder and that trash bucket. I NEED them. I’m already doing an apothecary theme in my bathroom, and they will just make it extra nifty.

  2. LOL! I’m cringing at that bathroom.
    Backstory: I’m a barber, and the shop I work at was established in 1930. We still use a lot of equipment that is original to the shop, plus a lot of “new” antiques. People LOVE to give me old razors, hones and strops, bottles or aftershave or tonic, barber poles and other accouterments as gifts for my home. I always smile and say “Geeze, how neat. Thanks” But I HATE being reminded of work when I’m at home.

  3. For anyone looking to do apothecary jars a little cheaper: take various glass jars from your kitchen, punch a screw-sized hole in the top and add a drawer pull. Spray paint the color of your choosing and: voila! Apothecary jars.

  4. I just found this post, and promptly ordered the shower curtain! Very excited about this upgrade (and the chance to bring my love for the history of medicine into home decor; it’ll match the piles of books everywhere.)

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