bathroom
Farmhouse style. Houzzers were drawn to details like stained-wood vanities and mirrors, tongue-and-groove or beadboard paneling and other homespun touches. The bathroom in this equestrian-inspired California ranch house had more than 85,000 Houzz users clicking the save button. See the rest of this home Faucets: Salinas vessel lavatory faucet trim only, California Faucets; lights: Maria pendant, Cisco Brothers; vanity: custom; hardware: San Diego Hardware; counters: Calacatta marble
Rough stone. Typically we associate smooth surfaces with bathrooms — glass, marble, mirror, porcelain, polished metals and the like. But that’s exactly why throwing in rougher natural textures has such a strong and pleasing effect. Here, all the stone in the room is in similar colors. But the contrast comes from the finishes — rough travertine up the walls, honed travertine on the floors and polished Crema Marfil marble on the countertops. The room is earthy yet elegant thanks to this beautiful balance. Stone tile: travertine ivory split-face Cambria strips (ST TVISFCS), Capco Tile; floor tile: Sant’Agostino & Marmi Italiani, SATAV 124, 12-by-24-inch Travertino tile in Avorio, honed, Apco Tile; bathtub, Zuma; wall sconce: Tubolaire wall sconce, Alico Lighting; sinks: rectangle ceramic semi-recessed vessel sink, Ronbow; Weng cabinetry, custom, Bruce Jaffe Design
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