Bathroom
Quartzite toilet faucet outdoor shower
Low /no silica countertops
We used Kohler‘s Anthem digital technology,” Grant says. “It’s a really cool feature that allows for a clean look with full function and control but no wall clutter." Is this a high quality, long lived product?
8. Wall Storage As long as a wall isn’t load-bearing and doesn’t have pipes or electrical wires running through it, you might be able to hollow out the wall to create more storage. A half wall that separates the toilet from the shower or vanity area can be an ideal place for storing extra bath tissue, as in this space by Mulberry’s Design House. I recommend proceeding with this solution only with the approval of an architect or a contractor.
4. Pullout Towers Cabinets that extend to the ceiling add storage, which is especially handy in a bathroom with a small footprint. Wow Great Place created the three stacked pullout towers seen here, in a narrow space between a sink and a wall. They increase the storage considerably, all the items are accessible, and the pullouts are fairly inconspicuous when closed.
3. Tiered Drawers If your drawers are very deep, you might consider adding tiers; splitting your original deep drawer into two might prevent it from becoming a cavernous catchall. There are many tiered drawer configurations to suit a range of organizing needs. If you need part of your drawer to remain deep, for instance, a cabinetmaker might be able to install a partially tiered drawer.
1. Hairstyling Drawer Many people use hairstyling tools and products daily, yet these items are often tucked away under the sink or somewhere else that’s not very accessible. If this sounds like you, and you want your tools and products to be easily reachable, consider devoting a drawer to hair care. An outlet in the drawer can help keep cords neat and off counters. And consider storage that will allow you to put hot tools away right after using them, while they’re still cooling, as with the metal-lined holders seen in this photo from Docking Drawer.
House of Rohl’s customization can’t be beat. Exquisitely crafted and shaped into works of art, the choice of faucets and fillers ranges from classic to modern to more transitional, allowing you to express your unique style. Configurations are also customizable, whether you’re looking for a wall-mounted faucet, a widespread arrangement or a single-handle setup.
use simplified valves with complementary components to support a range of configurations. From the basic shower and simple spa setup to the dream spa configuration, House of Rohl offers shower fixtures that are highly customizable to cater to a variety of needs. Even the simplest of its shower systems will adjust to your pressure preferences so you can decide each day whether you’d prefer to step into a gentle rainfall, a stronger waterfall or a powerful cascade. For a full-on spa setup, select a shower system with handheld, overhead and body spray options. And if your renovation has room to maneuver on the plumbing, place fixtures exactly where you’d naturally reach for them.
Mountain Laurel
Tile for 2023
Faucets, Cambria & Porcelain tile
Curbless shower
include soft-close drawers (82%), soft-close doors (73%), built-in electrical outlets (30%) and built-in drawer organizers (27%).
Love the color, especially the chair rail moulding
Give your powder room a serious style upgrade by cladding the walls and countertops with Amethyst “Original”, part of Antolini’s Precioustone collection. A dazzling medley of purple, mauve and plum with geometric patterns formed by nature, Amethyst “Original” stone is guaranteed to surprise and delight anyone who enters the room. The stone can even be backlit to create mesmerizing color effects. Offset the stone’s rich jewel tones with bronze or brass hardware and natural wood cabinets for a balanced and modern look.
In-Drawer Outlets
Possible bathroom wall tile
Love the newel posts and balustrade
Love the mirror - posted a question about the brand/style
Practical layout for the master bath with different hardware and perhaps wood color though I like the light wood contrast
The controls are wrongly placed. I like the curbless shower and lack of shower door.
The new shower is curbless and has a linear drain,
LOVE: This shower space by Design by Misha and installed by GoodSpace High Performance Builders features a floating marble bench supported by hidden stainless steel supports, principal designer Misha Lindsey says.
This is the look I want in the upstairs bathrooms: Another way Bogart treated the vanity like a piece of furniture was with a special backsplash design. The countertop and backsplash are the same quartz, and the backsplash has a silhouette that resembles the top of an antique dresser or sideboard. Wall-mounted faucets maintain a fresh, clean look.
Love the shower design but would prefer curved for a softer look
This is a good layout however, need a mirror in front of the makeup area with long, vertical lights on either side.
Shower details. The fully open shower features black-and-white floor tiles that spell out the word “bath.”
Love the floor and french doors to the bathroom. Celadon Chevron Wood mirrors
Photos of curbless showers
Beautiful entrance into first floor bathroom/shower area. Love it.
A makeup vanity between the sink area and linen closet may work. You can also build in a makeup space between two sinks, as our studio (in collaboration with Darcy Tsung Design) did in this small primary bathroom remodel. The cheerful fabric for the vanity chair complements the minty green cabinets and the marble tile.
Is this a possibility with the design?: In this bathroom by Oglesby Design, the slabs were book-matched to create a feature wall behind both the shower and the tub. When we talk about “book-matching,” we mean that mirror images of the pattern are joined at a center line, as if you had opened a book. This can generally be done only with natural stone, but there are a few manufacturers of engineered quartz that have book-matching capability.
Interesting but too dramatic - a more subtle tone on tone is preferred. Slab Shower Surround What better way to showcase a stone’s gorgeous veining pattern than to use slabs as the walls in your shower? The dramatic and graphic look of the black-and-white marble in this bathroom by Rosen Kelly Conway Architecture & Design is a visual showstopper, allowing other features in the space to be more reserved.
Possibility for linen cabinet adjacent to vanity
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LOVE stylish drain with a rectilinear swirl design!!!
Great look overall for first floor bathroom. Notice the baseboard moulding's height!
Nice but lose the towers and use wall mounted polished chrome fixtures. Jones designed one long double vanity that provides pleasing symmetry. A pair of towers with drawers on the bottom maximize storage space. The countertop is white quartz and the plumbing fixtures are polished nickel.
Very nice except remove cabinet that's placed on top of vanity
Very nice - lose the shower door, make it a curdles shower, increase the niche size, and place controls on the wall closest to the opening
Nice overall though a couple elements need changing
This is a great illustration of wall mounted faucets and vanity with tile backsplash
Shower Controls Near Entrance Nobody likes getting sprayed with cold water when reaching in to turn on the shower. Placing the controls on the opposite side of the shower head will add some extra expense to a renovation, but it’s a feature you will appreciate every day.
Perfect for 1st floor bathroom - a 6 x 6 ft shower
Interesting idea. I like the sinks and wall cabinets, not the sconces. The sinks are Porcher, Lutezia. The faucets are Waterworks, Highgate with cross handles but I want all faucets wall mounted.. The toilet is a Toto, Ecopromenade.
Excellent idea for inset shelf for the slipper tub
Nice layout, would have a different wall tile, wouldn't have the side cabinet sitting on the vanity but elevated and of course all base cabinet on round feet, no toe plate
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