Diana Bier Interiors, LLC Yes, the medicine cabinets are on an outside wall. The finish trim is the wood paneling, which as you can see is covering the entire wall up to the vaulted ceiling. Hope that helps.

greengirl3 Thank you!

Diana Bier Interiors, LLC The walls are Benjamin Moore's White Dove, and they are actually a bit lighter than the cabinets. The ceiling is Grey Cloud by Ben Moore. I would again caution against selecting colors based on what they look like on a computer monitor. Try the colors in your own room before you make a final decision.

Diana Bier Interiors, LLC The mirrors were custom made and fitted to the doors of the medicine cabinets by a local glazier, Monarch Glass of Oceanside, NY.

Diana Bier Interiors, LLC The cabinets are from Kountry Kraft and are done in their "Swiss Coffee" color.

Diana Bier Interiors, LLC Unfortunately, because these vanities were custom made by Kountry Kraft cabinets, and are solid wood inside and out, and a nonstandard height and depth, they were priced at approximately $6,000 all in.

nancy3303 Thanks, you have been a big help.

Diana Bier Interiors, LLC The vanities are custom from Kountry Kraft.

Diana Bier Interiors, LLC The bell jar chandelier is from Hudson Valley Lighting. Mine is polished nickel with a cut crystal glass bell jar, but you can get it in several metal finishes and 3 styles of glass: cut crystal, stars, and plain. I think you can also get colored glass. I have an antique brass/star glass one in my foyer as well. Love their products!

basia21usa what is the make of the subway tile. i think i am in love. i have been searching for 2 yrs for the perfect tile for my small main bath

Diana Bier Interiors, LLC The subway tile in the shower is from Waterworks, just a plain 3" x 6" tile.

The backsplash tile for the vanity area is 1" x 2" calacatta marble. It is actually taken from the floor sheets (basketweave) since I had a lot left over and didn't know what I wanted for the backsplash either! I asked the tile setter if he could set the 1" x 2"s in a running bond pattern and he obliged. I had to pay extra for the labor since he had to set each tile individually. I didn't want to repeat the basketweave pattern on the backsplash because I thought it looked like an afterthought, too matchy-matchy. You probably could find sheets in the running bond pattern if you looked around. The marble tiles were also from Waterworks.

I think it looks great--close enough to repeat the marble but not a perfect copy of the floor.

Diana Bier Interiors, LLC Actually, I'm not a carpenter or a builder, so I can't tell you exactly how to build one. However, I'd look at the space and sketch something to to scale and then show it to a carpenter. He'd probably have some ideas and then you could work together to add drawer/shelves/hamper as you wish. Or you could measure the space and try to find a cabinet to fit.
My storage space was designed by me to fit the space between the walls and built by the company that made the vanities (Kountry Kraft in Pennsylvania).

Diana Bier Interiors, LLC Thanks for the kind feedback! You may email me at dianabinteriors@aol.com with any questions--I'll be glad to help you out!

Diana Bier Interiors, LLC All of the fixtures--sinks, toilet, and subway tile in the shower--are white. The fittings (faucets and other metal hardware) are polished nickel. I was going for a very traditional look, so I chose polished nickel. Brushed nickel is a more contemporary look, so depending on whether you want a traditional or contemporary look, the finish on the fittings would help achieve your look.

Diana Bier Interiors, LLC Hi Marcy! The countertops are Calacatta marble, a creamy white with subtle gray and taupe veining. As for the faucets, they are from Sigma and are polished nickel.

birdiee Thank you for the information.
Marcy

Diana Bier Interiors, LLC Thanks for the comment! The window is an insert that fits on the inside of a standard Anderson curved-top window. I had a specialty window shop, Excalibur Designs, in Valley Stream, New York, make the leaded glass window to my specifications. It has 3 different types of obscure clear glass, and cost approximately $600. I'm sure you can find a shop that does this type of work if you aren't located in the metro NY area.

Diana Bier Interiors, LLC The cabinets are custom made by Kountry Kraft in Pennsylvania. The color is called "Swiss Coffee" but I would caution you on selecting colors through a website. You need to see the color in person in the room to get the best feel for it. Websites, magazines, etc. don't show the true color which can vary tremendously from what you see online or in a photograph. The way I do it is to collect all my samples, for example in this bathroom I put together samples of the floor tiles, the cabinets, the countertops, faucets, and the paint colors to see how it would look together. Only then did I make the final decision.

noahluke Thank you. That does help and wow I am jealous this is your home. I think the shape of the ceiling and and the beautiful window above just completes this look. Love it!

Diana Bier Interiors, LLC Thanks!

ekomns where I can buy the 1x2 marble?

Diana Bier Interiors, LLC I'm sure you can find it at any large tile/marble retailer. Mine actually was taken from the basketweave sheets that are on the floor. I didn't know exactly what I wanted on the backsplash, and had extra basketweave. Not wanting to match it exactly, I just had the tile setter pick out the 1 x 2s and set them individually in the running bond pattern. I got the tile from Waterworks, and I'm sure they have sheets of 1 x 2s in that pattern, but it's not so exotic that you couldn't find them elsewhere!

Diana Bier Interiors, LLC Hi akcorcoran, regarding the sconces and the tag--I'm not sure where that tag comes from, but it's not accurate. The sconces are not Alexa Hampton, they are from Visual Comfort, Studio Single-Light Classic Wall Sconces, number SL2813 in polished nickel.

akcorcoran Thanks so much - I appreciate it!

Diana Bier Interiors, LLC Faucets are from Sigma, a California company. They have lots of different styles and you can view them on their website, sigmafaucet.com. These are Cote d'Or from the Sigma Reserve Collection, with porcelain lever handles. They also are available with cross handles. They are a very high quality product and cost about $575 each, and were purchased at a plumbing supply company.

Diana Bier Interiors, LLC I would say that it is personal preference, unless there is an issue with the sink placement. Your sink will be placed in the area that has the door, right? Unless it is centered in the vanity and the topmost drawer is a dummy. Make sure you know exactly where the sink will go, and that you have enough room on either side of the sink to perform all the grooming/washing/etc. tasks at the vanity.

bathdilemna The sink will be centered in the vanity and the top drawer will be false., So we should be okay. i am thinking it would be more practical to have the drawers next to the drop down vanity for convenience. My drop down will be open with just a knee drawer so I can sit to do my make up etc Thanks for your advice!