Bathroom Ideas
tub with glass wall - linen area with no door.
Used porcelain 12 byb24 inch tiles that mimic the look of Carrara marble. The size of the tile and subtle grout lines give the appearance of slab surfaces
Pocket door for toilet
Shower entrance. Low curb clad in polished porcelain tile that mimics Calacatta marble; the same tile has been used for the main floor and shower floor. The curb also features a quartz top that matches the countertop. “We wanted as minimal of an entry as the budget would allow,” designer Taylor Minotti says. “We opted for matching the flooring material to the shower curb so it would blend in and the eye would move right past it.” Other special features. White marble and mother-of-pearl accent tile installed in a chevron pattern from floor to ceiling in the shower. “This utilizes the ceiling height to make the space feel larger by bringing your eye all the way up,” Minotti says. Designer tip. For the shower tile, Minotti opted for white grout. “This helped to conceal the grout lines. All of those grout lines make your eye bounce around rather than just flowing through the room,” she says. “My tip if you are trying to make a space feel bigger is to use larger-scaled material or create the effect of larger scale with monochromatic finishes, like we did with the chevron tile and grout, to draw your eye up.”
Skylight above shower
Light fixture
Dark grey vanity white counter top
Toilet with a skirted base
Water spot resistance glass coating- clavista
Large format tile; large porcelain slabs
Frameless shower
White Cambria quartz bench
Shower niche
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