Bathroom

love the tub and faucet

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A built-in tub like this is actually much easier to install than a freestanding one. Waterproofing behind and under tubs with little wiggle room can be difficult, so I always suggest that clients install tubs like this, for practicality and cost savings. Tip: Make sure your walls are waterproofed up to a height of 6 feet in your shower and tub area's primary wet zone. Waterproof the walls at least 18 inches above the tub lip in a bathtub without a showerhead.

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Traditional but gorgeous. Love the chandelier in the bathroom.

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Clean tub enclosure

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Sliding shower door, love!

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Love the tub. The toilet is ridiculous.

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love the deep drawers under the sink and the floating vanity

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Small bathroom

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Love this powder room.

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Restful, zen, shower, sep toilet

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Cabinets, lighting

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Cabinets with space underneath. Cubby + drawer.

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Note offset showers; makes use of a small space while allowing a shower for two.

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minimalist

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Here's how to get a pleasing beach vibe in the bathroom. Muted yellows and light sandy browns make it a relaxed, easy-to-be-in space. It's a nice timeless look that would appeal to many — perfect for a guest bathroom.

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yellow

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LED Strip (or Panel) Lights Strips backlight this mirror above and below, creating a soft but dramatic look. Because of an additional covering, strip lights are moisture resistant, which makes them a great choice for lighting a bathroom vanity.

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Tape lighting under this vanity gives the vanity the appearance that it's floating in space. Tape is ideal for illuminating small spaces such as coves, niches and under countertops. It has a higher lumen output (brightness) than LED rope lighting.

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