Bathroom Ideas

Windows and same tile background for ledge

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Tub

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cool sink

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love these doors - would prefer them on the shower and also leading into the basement from the 1st floor and maybe from the kitchen to the back porch

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another nice wall tile

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cool wall tiles for a bathroom

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the white subway tile contrasted by the dark windows - i do like this dramatic look

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i don't love the floor tiles with this wall print, but the idea of a natural print like this for a wall and some complimentary mosaic tile is interesting - maybe for the basement bathroom where there's more room

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i like this shower window panes with the metal framing - also the geometric wall design is cool - but may get tired of it at some point

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cool design for a shower wall

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organizer for toilet paper - candles above the toilets - any/all bathrooms

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his and hers sinks + mirrors

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tub, tile, shower - this could be cool in the basement bathroom where we'll have both (the only tub)

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Shower. A 16-inch rain shower extends from inside the skylight well, reminiscent of a natural outdoor shower. “The crazy, beautiful idea of setting a large rain shower up into the skylight made this bathroom playful and luxurious,” Linnebach says. “It was one of those ‘Can we really do that?’ moments that really excited everyone. We took a risk, and now it’s the homeowner’s favorite feature.”Linnebach added a concealed vent in the skylight well to make sure moisture didn’t get trapped up there.Faux-wood tiles on the shower floor, walls and ceiling create a rich, organic feel without the hassle of maintaining real wood in a wet area. Linnebach meticulously placed each faux-wood tile so it would be almost impossible to spot individual tiles. The slender slat-like tiles on the floor mimic the look of a tatami mat. The other tiles are concrete.Large-format reuse concrete wall tile: Provenza Floors; Etic in Ulivo faux-wood tiles: Atlas Concorde; shower fixtures, Raindance wall bar and C-Therm trim: Hansgrohe

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2. It’s also contemporary. In contrast to the previous vintage look, this bathroom has a distinctly contemporary style. The black-framed shower door and industrial-style vanity unit are smart and on-trend. Versatile subway tile works with this look as perfectly as it does with a traditional design. The black grout is the key to updating it, as the sharp lines replicate the other elements in the room.What Grout Color Should You Choose for Your Tile?

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like the coloring of cabinets - mosaic tile floor - wall paint - backsplash

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