Bathroom Ideas

After finding a right-sized vanity for the master bath at Home Depot, the couple realized they didn’t like it after they brought it home...so to make it seem a bit rustic, they applied a glaze and changed the hardware.

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The plumbing for the free-standing tub is housed in the wall box-out of this bathroom, creating a ledge. It could be used to rest a glass of wine and a book during a relaxing evening soak.

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Bead board? Or simpler design on the walls? I like this

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Open the door to this elegant London bathroom and you find yourself in a wet room clad in white marble and black granite tile.

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an entire corner piece of elaborate crown molding for use as a decorative upper shelf in a powder room, as this homeowner did for her Victorian-inspired bath.

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this bathroom has a separate “wet room” with a skylight instead of a roof and a small garden housing a bathtub and subtropical plants.

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The double uplift medicine cabinets not only sleek but also highly functional. The mirrored doors glide upward to reveal lighted storage space for toiletries.

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London bathroom

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An odd-shaped lot drove the design of this new house in Melbourne. The master bedroom, en suite and walk-in dressing room are located in the basement, along with a triple garage, laundry, elevator and lounge area. Going underground gave the master suite the privacy it needed to feel like a sanctuary.

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Put a partial bath near the back door. If you have the space and the renovation funds, installing a sink and shower near the back door can be a lifesaver, especially in the middle of a fun, sandy, muddy summer of play. Even better: Add a washer and dryer so dirty clothes and wet bathing suits can get tossed right in.

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Narrow bathroom? place toilet way in the back...shower is behind the door

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Like it all!

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LOVE this sink!

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