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3. Bold and beachy. This beach-side bungalow does a good job of marrying relaxed style with classic materials. A custom-made built-in vanity painted in a watery blue-green sets the stage for supporting acts from a honed marble countertop, black-and-white basketweave floor tile, white wood-paneled walls and a mirror framed in black.
1. Classic cool. Elegant black granite tops a custom double-sink vanity that has furniture detailing and a white lacquer finish. Three chrome wall sconces illuminate the area around two framed mirrors, while moody gray wall paint complements the Calacatta marble tile laid in a herringbone pattern on the floor to complete this sophisticated bathroom design. See more of this bathroom | Browse marble tile options
Kitchen. The slatted doors shown in the dining room photo lead to the kitchen. Storage space was at a premium in here, and the existing upper cabinets were low and close to the countertops. The designers raised the upper cabinets to allow for more workspace and added another layer of flip-up cabinets atop the upper cabinets. Undercabinet lighting illuminates the work surfaces. With the designers’ help, the couple planned shelf sizes inside by looking at their needs. For example, they keep their herbs and spices in the upper cabinet to the left of the range. They are big coffee and tea drinkers and the shelves to the left house their pottery collection, which they use on a daily basis.
5. Subtle sophistication. Brass fixtures punctuate a white wall-spanning double-sink vanity and classic Carrara marble countertop. Two circular wood-framed mirrors dial down the polish just enough.See more of this homeMoreHow to Choose Your Bathroom Vanity LightingA Step-by-Step Guide to Designing Your Bathroom VanityBrowse bathroom vanities
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