bathrooms

More hidden storage - disguised behind picture frames.

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I like the idea of a skylight to bring in natural light at Wofford master where a window would be impractical.

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I want to add niches across from the toilet in the hall bath and on the wall adjacent to the tub room above the toilet.

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This could work as a second open shower in what's now the master closet. Two thumbs up to wet rooms. And the overhead rain fixture allows for 2 at a time.

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Nice niches. This tile works great in that smaller space. visually interesting w/o reading too "busy"

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I like the tiles, both the floor hexes and the tub surround - irregular brick-ish. Nice texture, but not sure it's best for a bathroom.

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I like the framed out medicine chests, mirrors, & tall chest, but pedestal sinks, no. They disappear into a white void and the room feels top-heavy.

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this little vignette pleases me greatly.

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I like the quirky vanity. Almost looks froggy. I'd be tempted to give it eyes. :O

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Always been a fan of the timeless train station files. Simple & interesting w/o being fussy.

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I like the hex tiles and the ombre effect of blending tones. I'd have to dry lay & number these myself first - would never trust a contractor's eye.

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Those triangle brackets a nifty way to add some industrial vibe & color. I like the way the small shelves echo the shape. A few graphic towels to complete the "theme"

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I'm surprised how much I like the shower curtain instead of a glass door. Less expensive, more re-do options, easier (?) to keep clean probably - no constantly fighting water spots. I'd like if part of the top of the shower enclosure was glass block to let in more light & feel less claustrophobic. Curb here isn't a big deal. I hope there are niches on the back of the tall wall.

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Nice fitting it all in, though I want something right-side to balance the weight of all that tile on the left. Half-walls, not all glass in the shower, please. Got to hide the goo & gear. That much glass only looks good when it's spotless.

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Ah, there it is. Could I do 1000 sf? Maybe next time around.

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Where's the toidy?

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I like the smaller scale of the double vanity, with taller his & hers storage. Wants bigger mirror, though.

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ummm... could I go *this* open? Maybe for showering. Not for the toidy,

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I like nothing on the floor. Makes a narrow space feel more spacious in exchange for losing a bit of storage. Also sweeping / mopping should be a snap. (Floor drain?)

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Tone on tone, yes, for the serenity factor & making the space look / feel bigger. Needs some pop of color in a towel or pretty accent. I like the mirror on the wall that visually doubles the volume. Wouldn't be a fan of cleaning all that glass, though, But a wet room for showering is a plus.

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recycled gray water used to flush.... howboutit?

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like the industrial/rustic aesthetic except for the faucet - too contrived.

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big impact, little bucks

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making do with a stool instead of a cabinet. Always easy to dust the light fixtures

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