Bathroom, Hall

Nice sink.

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Interesting tile work.

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Open sink base. Would look good in polished nickel.

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Shower tile goes to ceiling.

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2 types/color of shower back wall can make the room appear larger?

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Vertical shower tile makes room appear to be larger?

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Floor tile extending up back wall makes room appear to be larger?

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Note sun tunnel about shower to bring in natural light.

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Glass in door and transom

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Transom above door

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Transom above doors with glass panels.

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Transom door

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Transom window to let in light from stairs and hall.

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Transom over hall bath door to let in light.

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Transom window on bookcase wall to bring in light.

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Install tile vertically to give impression of a taller space

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Use bold tile at end of long, narrow space to give illusion of larger space

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Add elongated time to give illusion of a larger space

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Hanging sink...really opens up the floor area and makes space feel larger.

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Bathroom wallpaper pattern is repeated in the bedroom drapes. Pretty contrasting wall.

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Nice hardwood floor in bathroom. Great wallpaper and pedestal sink.

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Nice floor tile pattern

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Minimum size for a regularly used bathroom vanity is 21” deep and 24” wide.

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Nice floating vanity. Depth of vanity skirt hides plumbing pipes.

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P-trap shape and chrome makes it more attractive.

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White and bright. Has a skylight. The graphic black-and-white distressed porcelain floor tile was the jumping-off point for the new design. From there, Bero introduced crisp white walls (Pure White by Sherwin-Williams), white wall tile laid in a chevron pattern, black accents and a slate-gray vanity.

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Barn style shower doors

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Solatube in small, windowless bathroom

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Love this pull down seat 2

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Love this flip down seat 1

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