Bathrooms
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Upstairs bath?
really good ideas and good info about planning
Might work for the downstairs full bath? I like the all white tile everywhere and the simple shower appointments. Think we do not need a tub though since downstairs bath needs to be adaptable for aging folk. I like the floating shelves, maybe not that color, and am less a fan of the vanity, but maybe because it looks like our current one a bit.
Creating one blue wall of tile to warm up a white sterile bathroom
I liked the drama and clean style but not the brass fittings
Ideas and images made me happy
For a powder room, I like the featured vanity and the one with the single shelf and floating shelf above.
In lieu of tub
We liked the vanity for powder roomSpecial features. V-pattern shower tile. Black penny tile with white grout that runs from the floor up the wall behind the vanity. Custom wood trim and tub apron. “It set this bathroom apart,” Jung says. Designer tip. “We spent a larger portion of the money on the shower enclosure tile,” Jung says. “Yet one of the most distinctive design elements in this bathroom is the penny tiles lining up the walls. Penny tiles are a relatively low-cost tile, but they really elevate the space.” “Uh-oh” moment. “We didn’t want to use conventional trims to finish off the edging for the shower tile,” Jung says. “This forced us to think outside the box, and we ended up using wood trim to cap off all the tile, which worked wonderfully.”
Loved the earthy tile colors in the shower
Liked the vanity and counter
Nice shower
Loved the tile,
For the half bath? Lighting?
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Liked vanity and counter
Liked this bathroom
Liked this bathroom except mirror and big tile, but easy to clean?
Liked tile and shower
Colors, vanity
Was a Realtor for 35 years. Every home should have at least one tub. Most families won’t condsider purchasing a home without one!
What kind of Lighting in powder room? Consider recessed light fixtures throughout your ceiling to brighten up the room. Include one (or two) in your shower with the proper shower trim. Install a dimmer switch so you can adjust the mood in your bathroom. You’ll want to consider how you’ll be using the mirror in your bathroom and whether you want aesthetic or functional lighting. Whether you’ll be applying make-up or shaving, bright light fixtures properly placed go a long way to help you see what you’re doing close up.
Medicine Cabinets Do you have the space to recess your medicine cabinet? Oftentimes this is a great way to save a few inches of space over a shallow vanity, and the additional framing typically isn’t going to break the budget. If that’s not an option, ensure that you have enough room at your vanity to have your medicine cabinet protrude by 4 to 5 inches.
A Window in the Shower This is a great feature if done properly. Some things to consider: Choose a frosted-glass panel for privacy and preferably one that opens for fresh air. Next, ensure that there are stone jambs along the entire installation so that this area is watertight. Also, ensure that the sill gets sloped down and away for proper drainage. Lastly, I always specify a tilt-and-turn window in a shower, because the screen is located on the outside of the window; the handles are plastic, so they won’t rust; and the window provides full privacy even when tilted open.
Gone are the days of boring beige prefabricated shower bases. More and more, I’ve been using shower systems that have modern, clean bases made out of acrylic or porcelain. Don’t overlook other options for your shower floor.
See the articles this accompanies about why small tile on floor is better
floating toilet and vanity to make room feel bigger
No particular bathroom stood out, but individual details did.
I liked everything about this bathroom, the soft palette, the light, bright atmosphere, the shower, the detail with the big tile and mosaic combo. It would be perfect for our downstairs bath. Maybe we could build in a cat door/ cat pan under the sink.
Like the white tile, blonde wood, nit the gold features
Clean look, floating vanity
Like the clean look, the bench in the shower itself, the built in for bottles
Like vanity, mirror, floor
Bath with a window example
Tile, wood
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