Shower wall tile Bathroom floor design
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Note floor and shower tiles are the same
Love the blue/gold vanity!
Blue and gold - great combo - luxe looking
Note: - subway tiles w/ bevelled edges - greater pop - blue color looks great for powder room
See storage cupboard on left, it's similar to what we want to do in the MB.
Sliding door to enter bathroom (same being done in Stewart Master Bath)
Vanity with legs - gives lighter feel
Clean si,ple double sink vanity
Cherry Vanity - Warm/modern
The deep paint contrasts with the white tile and makes it pop. Adds vibrancy w/out the expense of tiling.
Guest bathroom
See pocket door for toilet. And shelving.
Love the shower door. Also, large black tiles
Tilework
Small powder room space w/ a lot of pop.
- Crown molding continues into shower area -Tilework in shower -Tilework on floor -Handheld shower - Pratt & Larson Ceramic Wall tiles
Like the idea of shower with no door. Consider in in-law suite bathroom for easy ADA access.
Notice how a block of tiles can be used to break up a wall
Not sure I like it, but some interesting patterning...
Thick band of small tiles running in jogged line. Large tiles used on rest.
Notice contrasting tiles running along top and bottom framing the central tiles
Uniform tiles' monotony broken down by a central interesting tile work
Big tiles can be used with a pattern of small tiles as blocks here and there.
2 sets of smaller tiles, running at mid section and top, more visually interesting.
Shower wall tile Bathroom floor design
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