BATHROOM

I like this floor for the bathroom, and how it's paired with the countertop and the tiles in the shower. Could work in either bathroom.

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I really enjoy the gray tiles mixed with the granite countertop and the mahogany inspired cabinets (that don't come down to the floor). All of this ties together nicely and makes it feel modern and uncluttered. Great for the master.

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I like this layout for upstairs. Get rid of the tub and just use a walk-in shower. Saves space and makes it feel larger.

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Color accent wall in the shower is great (although I'm not sold on these peacock inspired colors). I do like the juxtaposition of the color tiles with the wood cabinet and toilet enclosure. Would be a nice tie in to the designs I selected for the kitchen.

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I like this luxury hotel approach to the bathroom. The large mirror, the shelf beneath it, and the wood/bamboo panelling of the cabinets. I also like that the cabinets don't touch the floor. Keeps it light.

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A little too modern for RomeDome, but the aqua blue of the tiles is a nice color touch to the walls. Could be great to do something like this in the bathrooms. It'll brighten it up and add some pizazz.

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I LOVE THESE MIRRORED TILES. I love everything about them. What a fun and unexpected twist on normal tiles. Could see them in either room to extend the depth of the space and enhance the poor lighting.

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For the upstairs bath. Like the layout and the the light gray colors (especially since there is no window there). I like the open space beneath the sink - keeps the room feeling larger and less divided.

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This is a whole lot of color (and it ties you into one branch of the color wheel), but it works. It's beautiful and peaceful. A nice accent of color like this in either bathroom could make it look stunning - and refreshing.

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I love the subway tiles. Not sure if they'd go with the house's style, but I love the look of them.

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This is freaking gorgeous. I love the slate colored raw stone, mixed with the concrete slab flooring and the modern tub. This all works beautifully. I could definitely see this set up in the master. I also like bathroom cabinets that don't come down to the floor. Highlights the spaceship feel of the house.

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This is a bit too traditional, but again I'll point out the walk in shower for the master, along with the color palette. I don't like the tiles outside the shower though - too suburban (same for the counter).

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This bathroom is dark and brooding, but it works. In the master bath, I could see a nice walk-in shower in lieu of a tub. I don't like the faux wood, but I do like the tile wall/ceramic floor combo.

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For the upstairs bathroom. I like the layout - it's compact yet open. The tile in the shower is a little too "look at me" but I think something more subtle would be great. Love the half glass wall. Don't like the counter for the sink; could find something less clinical.

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RomeDome couldn't accommodate this size shower, but I love it anyway. I love the welcoming glass, along with the cutout door. I think the combination of the marble tiles matched with the ceramic tiles on the bathroom floor are a nice touch. The fixtures and everything are exactly what I see for the master.

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I love the color palette and layout for the upstairs bathroom. I don't know if there is a shower attached to this tub, but I'm sure one could be with a swing out glass door. I love the way the bathroom counter extends into the shower space. The tile (marble?) on the walls is great.

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I really love the elongation of the space. In reality, without the forced perspective of the camera lens, I bet the space isn't entirely deep. But the layout of the tile and the cabinets makes it feel much larger. I love the dark stone wall at the end (a nice way to draw the eye down the distance of the room). I don't love the cabinetry, but I think the walk in shower is to die for.

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