Bathroom

You may have spied this bold David Hicks wallpaper

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In general, mosaic makes a great counterpoint to larger tiles, because the dramatic shift in scale makes the mismatch clearly intentional. (Here a hexagonal mosaic beautifully contrasts oversize Corian planks.)

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Woods played with different proportions on the tiles, from the large rectangles on the floor to the thin subway tiles surrounding the tub shower, to the tiny backsplash tiles with a staccato rhythm.

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Six-inch hexagonal tiles on the floor suit the scale of the room, while glass rectangular tiles reflect the light.

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The spacious master bathroom is a cool and sophisticated adult retreat, with honed marble tiles and floor in soft pale neutrals; large, unframed mirrors; and custom cabinetry. Touches of texture, like the woven cane stool and vanity tray, are examples of how the contemporary interior is accessorized with natural materials.

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In the powder room, “we wanted to make a total showstopping statement,” Penfield says. “We call this our web wall.” The Italian tile is stunning — the shapes form large hexagons, and the lines create a big, crackled web-like look.

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Also consider running one type of tile across the floor and a wall for a strong, singular statement. And, of course, leaving the remaining walls white makes the veining the star of the show.

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Grab on for safety. Whenever I think of grab bars, I imagine hospital bathrooms. But these really useful and terrific safety elements don’t have to be afterthoughts that give your bath an overly institutional aesthetic. There are many designs that are quite striking and, when placed judiciously, can be beneficial to anyone raising themselves from the tub or shower bench.

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Slightly larger than a traditional Japanese soaking tub, this one is deep enough for someone to have a good, relaxing soak and wide enough for two. The clean lines of the cube-shaped tub pair well with the narrow horizontal wood slats for an organic modern look.

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Now where’s my eye liner? Ladies - the struggle to find that missing cosmetic that made its way to the back of the drawer is over! With this Vanity Cosmetic Drawer from Schrock everything is easily accessible. Product Specifications: Sold By:MasterBrand Cabinets, Inc. | Visit Store » Category:Bathroom Vanities And Sink Consoles

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This built-in bench is one of my favorite designs and makes for easy cleaning. Because it extends out of the shower, there's no gap between the bench and the glass. Those small gaps can be a pain to clean. Tip: For even less cleaning, consider a solid surface material, such as granite or composite stone, for your bench.

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