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joyousjazz
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consider the floor plan_ window for tub and shower_ use mirror easily

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distance from the floor, color, location of faucets

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love the color of this tile

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pretty color

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like the see thru divider

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This 3/4 bathroom was designed to be a statement for guests who come to the home. A bright red glass vessel sink with a bronze spout faucet sit on top of a vintage furniture piece that was modified to house the plumbing. The tiles are a brick red color in a hexagon shape on the floor, and vertical rectangle in the shower. The shower pan is a black pebble to tie in the earthy elements of this room. The backsplash is a black glass mosaic tile with its mirror inlaid into it, the tiles act as a frame around the mirror. Two decorative glass pendant lights were hung for an added statement. Example of a mid-sized southwest 3/4 multicolored tile and glass sheet ceramic tile alcove shower design in Denver with furniture-like cabinets, distressed cabinets, a two-piece toilet, beige walls and a vessel sink

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nature and a nature oriented screen lets the natural light stream into the shower and bathroom area!!

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love the window in the shower!!!!!! covered by nature outside...

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he wainscoting used here will give you some charm. I would do the wainscoting to 36" above floor and paint just one color above it. However, if you really want it to look larger, mirror above the wainscoting to the ceiling on one or more of the walls.

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compact

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need flush entry - nice simple patterns with window

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like the inset pattern, might repeat on the floor_ may distract from shampoo....

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The deck boards are Fiberon – a product made from recycled materials that requires very little upkeep. The Castle Gray boards have a beautiful woodgrain pattern that coordinates perfectly with the natural stone planters flanking the deck. The carefully planned planters allowed us to eliminate most of the railings and created the wide, open feel the homeowners wanted.

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1930’s home is less than 45 square feet but it serves a big purpose. A teenage girl is the main user of this tiny bathroom – but it’s also the guest bath for two other bedrooms.

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We designed a lockable drawer inside this vanity to store valuables. The drawers are full-extension with dovetail joints. Our cabinetry is constructed of all wood with no particle board and this painted finish is ultra durable.

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This pull-out caddy with a Docking Drawer outlet is the perfect place to store your flat iron or hair dryer. The drawers are full-extension with dovetail joints. Our cabinetry is all wood with no particle board and this painted finish is ultra durable.

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49 sq feet, see the wall potty at the end of the shower, near the frosted pocket doors

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tile

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love the double layer shelf

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nice shelving and laundry in the bath

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lots of open closets off bedroom

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“It was a stimulating challenge, designing all walkways to have a minimum width of about [3 feet] and a [4-foot] turn radius to accommodate a wheelchair, with no uneven ground, even in the shower tray in the master bedroom,” Koroluk says. No walls dividing the bath closet and bedroom.

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Mitchell Parker
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10 Bathroom Design Features Pros Always Recommend

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everything off the floor for easy cleaning

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Very pretty needs controls on the opposite wall

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if it were curbless - great light/reflection of the outdoors in the mirror

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Toronto Interior Design Group
Toronto Interior Design Group

10 Tips for Designing the Perfect Shower

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The windows have black frames that add a bit of drama and contrast to the room. Motorized shades let the homeowners open and close the shades without getting in the tub. The pocket door on the left saves space.

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The shower controls are mounted on the opposite wall from the shower head. “So you don’t have to get wet when you turn the shower on,” Myers says. “I also think it adds a nice balance or symmetry to the shower.”

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A custom tempered glass enclosure and skylight give the shower an open feel and allow the marble tiles to stand out. “I always tell clients it’s important to specify getting the clearest glass possible,” Myers says. “Every fabricator has different names for what they have, but you want to avoid glass with a green tint. It can distract from the space.” A large niche holds shower products. “I really like to be generous with shower niches,” Myers says. “Especially in a master bathroom, where you are likely to have two different types of shampoos and other products.”

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lovely green tile tken to the floor

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love the floor to ceiling window with black trim, the shape of the tub, the contrasting wall and plastered wall, the wine glass holder should be at the other end?

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love the sliding door, the curbless, the glass block window

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36”x 36” porcelain tile made to look like Carrara marble photographs of each tile, put them in photo-editing software and rotated them around to get the right pattern. Then I labeled each tile and noted how to orient it,” she says. The result is a seamless look. bathroom floor, 12-by-24-inch dark gray porcelain tile. “I continued the same tile onto the shower floor because this is a smaller washroom,” she says. Using a different tile on the shower floor would have chopped up the space and made it feel smaller. The wall on the right side of the shower stall had to become the plumbing wall — there was too much going on behind the wall on the left, and the back wall is an exterior wall, where pipes might freeze in the winter. Because of these circumstances and the location of the existing toilet stack, Khuong had to install the shower controls in a way that requires entering the shower to turn on the water. This could have meant many cold awakenings from unheated water if not properly addressed. Thermal controls within reach from outside the shower stall are one possible way to avoid a bracing blast of cold water. But in this case it would have been a budget-buster that wasn’t worth...

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love the tile, a little dark- would darken cabinets and lighten tile

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shelf

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floor and the mirror sits off the wall

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is the mesh removable for dusting? can we put glass or plexi in to keep dust out?

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nooks to the ceiling

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these could be the doors to help divide the Copper Canyon kid's bath

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wallpaper

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Ann Sacks Veranda Bamboo

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My bathroom is even smaller -- only 5’ x 7’. I also removed the tub. My vanity is only 24“ wide. We removed a window when we did an addition behind that room and use that space as built-in shelves (behind the door). I regret that I didn’t tile up to the ceiling or at least continue the wall paint on the ceiling. What an elegant, pleasing, functional renovation of this small bathroom. I especially like the use of sliding glass panel in place of a door.

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Designer tip. “We specified a sleek glass panel door that swings in as a space saver,” Henderson says. “To make the space look larger, we specified a wall-mount vanity. Creating an open space below the bathroom cabinets allows for light to move throughout the bathroom. We associate that light with more room in the space we are in.” 5x8 40 sq ft

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nice protection for the pot, but can still see out the window for the shower

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not the small shelves, the tile, the double towel hanger which may also good for a hand bar?

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neat use of tin for a powder room

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kid's with potty behind the swing door_wall door

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could be a bumpout guest bath...

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UK lighting company Hector Finch concrete counter top

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To create more user-friendly storage for the couple, Scanlon included tower cabinets for quick access to frequently used items such as hair products and makeup on each end of the new paint-grade-maple double vanity,

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Wall lamps were purchased from Crate and Barrel. extending directional

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Looks like the star tiles came from England: https://www.pophamdesign.com/product-page/hex-star Mittens Cat, the blue star tiles are from Popham Design and are called "Hex Star". https://www.pophamdesign.com/product-page/hex-star

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Size: 50 square feet (4.6 square meters); 5 by 10 feet Homeowners’ request. “The homeowner wanted this main floor bathroom to wow her guests the moment they walked in,” designer Brooke Brown says. “The brass fixtures soften and warm up the sharp black-and-white contrast, which creates a timeless yet modern space.”

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note the ceiling

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note the towel holder

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Size: 45 square feet (4.2 square meters); enlarged from 35 square feet (3.3 square meters)Designer: Projekt Home Stewart limited his palette to three primary materials — wood, white tile and beige tile — to maintain the contemporary, pared-down look he and the homeowners wanted. Wood and textured warm neutrals prevent the bathroom from appearing too stark and also appeal to the homeowners’ traditional tastes. All the tile is 12x24 porcelain; the wall tiles are a textured gray and the floor tiles are a mosaic white. For tile in high-traffic areas, Stewart recommends porcelain because of its strength and the way the color runs all the way through. If the tile chips, you’ll notice it less. Increased footprint by 10 square feet by bumping out two of the shower walls. New shower is 59 inches long and 37 inches wide. “You don’t hit the walls,” the designer adds. It also includes a bench )'women shave their legs while showering' plus the fact there is an elderly mother that would prefer to sit while soaping herself when visiting - a drain beneath, a built-in niche and an architectural shower head. Glass shower width (length) is 42". (I also wonder about mildew under that bench- fl...

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is there an opportunity to repair the wall facets with this layout?

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note the piece of stone laid into the sink furniture around the sink

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Santa Monica Garage conversion (3 of 13)Transitional Bathroom, Los Angeles This beautiful bathroom features cement tiles (Cement Tile Shop This is our Bordeaux III pattern cement tile. http://www.cementtileshop.com/collection/BordeauxIII.html It has been tested and more than meets ADA requirements for Dynamic Coefficient of Friction (slip resisitance) when wet.) on the floors with an infinity drain a custom frameless shower door and custom lighting. Vanity is Signature Hardware, and mirror is from Pottery Barn. Signature hardware: https://www.signaturehardware.com/bathroom/bathroom-vanities/36-celebration-vanity-for-undermount-sink-rustic-acacia.html The sink looks like a semi-recessed vessel sink, here are some similar options: Nameeks Panorama Ceramic Sink Barclay Luna Sink MTI Alissa Sink Quality Bath: https://www.qualitybath.com/sagehill-designs-um3621d-vanity-product-219340.htm Great installation video by a DIYer: https://www.prettyhandygirl.com/how-to-install-cement-tiles/ Just some great tips on installing Cement Tile people may, I mean they will find useful. Particularly the video. It is the most up-to-date video available and by a female installer with a designers eye gi...

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measurements for medicine cabinets and vanities. A medicine cabinet above a vanity should be the same width as the vanity or slightly smaller — never larger. Recessing a medicine cabinet into the wall will give your bathroom a more streamlined look. The right length for a vanity countertop depends on the size of the room. For a family bathroom or en suite, 36 inches is considered a standard minimum length, but 48 inches is a little more practical. A double sink will need a countertop that’s at least 60 to 72 inches long. The ideal depth for a vanity is 21 inches, although it will depend on the depth of your sink. If you have a semirecessed sink, you may be able to make your vanity less than 21 inches deep. When specifying your vanity depth, make sure you include enough room so that you can clean the sink and faucets.

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Similar to Copper Canyon- see other pics,….The roughly 8-by-5-foot bathroom before the renovation. Restricted to working within the footprint and not touching any windows. We also needed to keep the toilet in the existing location, and we had to keep the hall door entrance to this bathroom,” Haddad says. The toilet stayed in its original spot, as did the windows and hallway door. A new built-in cabinet shields the toilet and holds toilet paper and other essentials. Discussion to close the hall door and add a sink there. The expanded bathroom allowed for a larger shower and a freestanding soaking tub. “They did end up choosing a tub made of cast iron (which they had painted white) to feel more authentic to the home. The new shower nestles into the corner near the tub, next to the gambrel roof.

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Size: 105 square feet (9.8 square meters)

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Bathroom: The new top hung doors have no track on the bottom to clean. Treat the glass with RainX every so often - spray/rinse down the entire shower enclosure each time you use it and then use a squeegee to wipe down the glass They get cleaned with vinegar and water once a week—that’s it. lizrob, I use a Karcher window vacuum on my glass shower enclosure each day and find it much easier to keep clean than tiles with grouting. Once a week/fortnight I use methylated spirits heavily diluted in water from a spray bottle with micro-fibre cloths for rubbing. Toothpaste is an excellent cleaner for hard to remove stains. Never use soap in my shower, only non-soap skin products. Electric toothbrush outlet INSIDE the medicine cabinet or inside of a tower niche. I don't know why anyone wouldn't think about this common item & keeping the darn cord & contraption out of site. I prefer hooks to hang towels and bath robes over having a rod. It's just easier and no straightening that towel anymore ! Plus you can usually fit a hook for each person's use, in a bathroom. I appreciate the use of the same tile on the floor as the walls to unify the space/view...especially wanting it to appear more open...

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Under the sink storage can play a major role in the functionality of a bathroom design. There are many new features available with Dura Supreme's Bathroom Furniture Collection and Floating Vanity Collection including plumbing drawers that optimize the space under the bathroom sink. New designs for decorative turned posts, bun feet and, decorative toe options offer more unique ways to personalize your bathroom. A new Bath Furniture Collection Brochure demonstrates the new options and makes the design and selection process simple and easy. Bathe your bathroom in beautiful details and luxurious design with floating vanities from Dura Supreme Cabinetry. With Dura Supreme’s floating vanity system, vanities and even linen cabinets are suspended on the wall leaving a sleek, clean look that is ideal for transitional and contemporary design themes. Floating vanities are a favorite look for small bathrooms to impart an open, airy and expansive feel. For this bath, rich bronze and copper finishes are combined for a stunning effect. A centered sink includes convenient drawers on both sides of the sink for powder room storage, while two wall hung linen cabinets frame the vanity to create sleek,...

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universal bath_ niche serves bath and shower. floor was shaved to make a zero entry to the shower

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Recessed towels 18" wide x 48" high. It will only be about 3" deep.

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