Bathroom

tilt out cutting board storage

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wheelchair accesible cabinet for sink--doors slide back

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corner shower 135 degree angles

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Shower Ledge instead of niche

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cutved vanity

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Pull out laundry bin in lower cabinet. overall layout.

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colors

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After: The homeowners shared inspiration photos that featured lots of elegant Carrara marble. This provided a strong jumping-off point. Khuong was able to get the look for less by sourcing digitally printed large-format porcelain tiles that looked like marble. She carefully matched up the veining patterns in the 36-by-36-inch tiles to give the shower surround the look of large continuous marble slabs.

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In a small or guest bath, the added narrow drawers with continuity of counter space.

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no door, rack in shower for towel

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Shelving (or a cabinet) between the 2 sinks.

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toilet has sliding glass pocket door and operable octagaon window.

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Mirrored door to walk-in closet has mirrors on both sides.

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Makeup area

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Ivory quartz was used for the countertop, shower-tub surround and apron. “The material is very durable,” Turner says. “I was worried about water marks, but that’s not a problem with this material. It’s really easy to clean.” large niche

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pretty tile strip

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ledge--not wrapped around the corner but just in front of mirror.

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Extra drawer storage is more useful than just cupboards.

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Lots of drawers.

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Toilet

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corner sink--would it work downstairs?

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trough sink--another idea for downstairs bath

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After bathroom--esp shower--basement br

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Before bathroom

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use of wall paper in small space

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white mirror on icy green wall

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mirror frame--use trellis?

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hall bathroom ideas to update the look

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