Hi,

We are planning on renovating our prairie style house that was built in the 80s. we have decided to go with transitional interior style overall with relatively simple and crisp molding/trim, classical craftsman is on top of our list.

We are not very sure about the bathrooms though. In bathrooms we will go a little bit more contemporary, although we are not going minimalistic super modern, many elements in our bathrooms will look fairly modern. Here are a few photos of bathrooms to show where the bathrooms will be in traditional to contemporary scale, note the common in these are

- curbless and frameless shower.

- relatively simple fixtures.

- contemporary free standing tubs.

I am a little worried about the trim(door/window) style would collide with the rest of the room.

Here is one picture I managed to find, with the trim style we plan to use. Although it's got the frameless shower, a pretty modern tub, it does have more traditional fixtures which serve as transition I think. This would not be a solution for us as we don't really like traditional style fixtures.

So we have a couple options:

- The trim would be fine, I am overthinking it. the elements (shower, fixture, tub) would go fine with the trim in the last picture.

- Use a different trim style in our bathrooms. (we are wondering if this would make our house look more inconsistent)

I have also heard from professional interior designers that bathrooms were a little different and it's fine it's more modern than the rest of the house. But in our case, the 2 styles of elements are in the same room.

What do you think? We'd appreciate your advice on this, thanks!