Help choose a look for my master bathroom!

8 years ago

Trying to decide on a look for our master bath and we've narrowed it down to two options. My husband is leaning one way and I'm learning another, please help us break the tie.

For context, our home is a 1930's Spanish-style bungalow. We're doing medium-brown wood look tile and white walls throughout the home.

Option 1: marble hexagon floor, white subway tile to 3' height (except in shower, where it would go up to the ceiling), dark wood vanity.

Option 2: black and white encaustic cement tile floor, white subway tile to 3' height (except in shower, where it would go up to the ceiling), light to medium wood vanity.

marble hexagon floor

black and white encaustic cement tile floor

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Kim
8 years ago
While both options are lovely, option 2 is really stunning and something that you don't see often. Curious to know which one you like and which one your hubby likes ;)
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CV & Associates, LLC
8 years ago
Hi there, your instincts are right. We are sort of sticklers for keeping with the style of the home, even for just resale reasons, and since yours is Spanish I would definitely go with the colored tiles vs. subway (which is more Modern) or even the hexagonal (which is more Traditional;). Love the photo 2nd above: the rustic-style sink cabinet is perfect with that flooring and then plaster walls. A white chair rail height tile job plus floor- matching accent top trim would be ideal for the walls. All best!
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tfitz1006
8 years ago
Option 2 if lovely and house-appropriate. That said, both would be beautiful. You guys have good taste!
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