bathroom ideas

brass

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brass fixtures!

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colors and large tile format

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. Visually Push the Walls Apart If your bathroom is already very long and tunnel-shaped, rather than emphasize the length even more, consider working against the length and visually stretching the width instead. This room uses the direction of the long, elegant floor tiles, as well as a band of accent tile in the shower, to visually stretch the width of the room for a more balanced look and a less tunnel-like atmosphere.

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waterfall tile, with niches/shelves built into it

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gorgeous tile, hardware, color

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shower tile

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hex floor tiles, reclaimed wood ceiling! cage lights, black frame shower door

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cool pocket door idea

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shower shape, for basement

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Whirlwind From Glidden (paint color)

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can't see it well, but the shower tile is laid in two directions, in bands. Creates more visual interest without changing tile size or type.

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long built-in bench is both inside and out of the shower

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wall color plus tile

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wallpaper

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Hidden 4-inch-deep storage behind wainscoting panels.

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(18-by-36-inch) Belgian bluestone floor tile, subway tile, wood

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tile and wood

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black and white

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gorgeous

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tile floor and tile in shower that looks like shiplap

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tile is gorgeous and color is beautiful

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basement bathroom

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really pretty

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gorgeous grey

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basement; gorgeous

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basement bathroom

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WINDOW: This is a great feature if done properly. Some things to consider: Choose a frosted-glass panel for privacy and preferably one that opens for fresh air. Next, ensure that there are stone jambs along the entire installation so that this area is watertight. Also, ensure that the sill gets sloped down and away for proper drainage. Lastly, I always specify a tilt-and-turn window in a shower, because the screen is located on the outside of the window; the handles are plastic, so they won’t rust; and the window provides full privacy even when tilted open.

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laundry!

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