This powder room reflect the homeowners' desire to create a comfortable, rustic feel throughout their house. Warm finishes and soft lighting help with this. The offset sink creates more counter space.

This homeowner wanted to take some risks in their guest bath and this is the result. It is a lively space with a modern feel that uses the limited space well.

A variety of traditional finishes, details and vaterials combine to give this master bath vanity a more contemporary look. Notice how the backsplash tile covers the entire wall.

This contemporary master bath design incorporates double sinks and uses 3Form product for the shower doors.

A vessel sink can add an artistic accent to a bathroom and still be functional. The sink on this vanity looks like artwork on display!

Is your style more modern but you like a little color? The clean, contemporary lines of this bathroom are enhanced by the colorful glass sink.

So many options for walk-in showers - this shower features a ceiling-mounted showerhead and a simple glass panel to contain the water. The yellow wall brightens the accompanying earthtone finishes.

Many bathroom remodels include a new walk-in shower. This design combines curved lines and modern finishes to create a very contemporary feel to the shower. It also includes practical considerations like a niche for storage and a bench seat.

BEFORE - the bathroom remodel, the shower/tub were looking a little dated and were not supportive of the homeowners aging in place.

AFTER - By removing the tub and adding a bench, this walk-in shower becomes usable longer as the homeowners age and still want to remain in their home.

These round mirrors add variety to this bathroom and the decorative edges add interest. The tall backsplash makes the mirrors seem part of the vanity.

These square mirrors maximize the wall space as the frames blend seamlessly with the wall paint color.

Seems like we are doing a larger number of bathroom remodels than in the past. Thinking this means homeowners are starting on the smaller projects to make sure the economic recovery is sustainable. Here is a bathroom with some great details - the open shelving between the sinks is a popular option....

There are many options for your shower fixtures when you remodel your bathroom. This remodel includes a handheld showerhead as well as a larger, fixed fixture. Also note the use of the glass mosaic tiles as a belt line and in the niches to add interest to the more neutral field tile. So many ideas!

A number of design elements in this bathroom remodel help create a spa-like experience for the homeowners. Taking the tile on the wall all the way to the ceiling and building a bench in the walk-in shower do this. No spa experience is complete without a ceiling-mounted showerhead and accompanying...

This master bath vanity was not very effective with one sink and a giant mirror. The cabinet doors in the base were also cumbersome to use and did not provide adequate storage.

The warm, subltle tones of in this bath are accentuated by the simplicity of the vanity with its furniture-like design and understated vessel sink. The sconces and wall-mounted faucet add an artistic flair!

The irredescent tiles on the full span and width of this curved wall add life to this bathroom. They also provide a unique backdrop to the dark cabinets and lighter counter. Note the open shelves and basket for storage.

Soffit or no soffit? The soffit woks in this bath as it houses some lighting and draws the eye to the striking glass-front cabinet. On other projects, we remove the soffit to provide a more open feel above the cabinets. Do you have a preference?

This vanity shows how fixtures, hardware and accessories can be used to establish a desired feel for your space. The lights, faucets, sinks, cabinet pulls and the cabinets themselves provide a very traditional look to this bathroom. The flash of gold in the wall tiles adds to the richness of the...

The transluscent vessel sink in this award winning powder room allows the eye to focus on the Rainforest marble top and glass mosaic backsplash. The paint is also faux textured to add additional interest to the room.

This contemporary master bath uses bright white tile to add to its modern appeal. The designer incorporates dark green accent tiles and a dark bench top to add contrast to the spacious walk-in shower and the pebble floor adds texture.

Often, homeowners prefer more of a "furniture" look for their bathroom vanity. The designer of this vanity used ball feet to provide a freestanding look using built-in cabinets. This same idea can be used on kitchen islands or buffets to achieve the same furniture look.

If you have the space, we have the shower for you - complete with full-body and handheld shower options, a bench seat and a great view!

Stonework, a fireplace, a large tub, stained glass and a warm color palette make this master bath remodel a destination for sure. A large walk-in shower (seen reflected in the mirror) is also included.

Love this shower in the master bath! The rich colors of the entire space are so inviting - seems like a place a person could spend some quality time!

Want to maximize mirror space in your bath and still allow for the necessary lighting? Coordinate with your electrician and mirror provider in advance and you will be able to place the lighting on the mirror like this homeowner did.

As we have suggested in the past, powder rooms are a fun place to take some chances and really make a design statement! The grey and mauve finishes in this bath make it unique and the vessel sink becomes the focus of the room.

We can design our cabinets with more of a "furniture" look like this bathroom vanity. It appears to be a single piece of furniture but is actually comprised of multiple components to achieve the desired freestanding look.

The curved fronts and other "furniture-like" details of this vanity give the cabinets the look of a formal, one-of-a-kind piece of furniture.

Another fun way to add some "splash" to your bathroom remodel is to use the sink as a design element. The design of this vanity's undermount sink includes color and motion and contrasts well with the other more traditional details. Have fun!

This mosaic tile really livens up this walk-in shower.

The niche in the wall surrounding the tub can be used to display art or hold towels. The natural stone tub surround help make the tub appear as part of the overall design scheme.

The mirror in this master bath actually has three doors w/ shelves behind them. Good for additional storage as well as seeing the back of your head when doing your hair (it's a girl thing). Paying attention to these types of details helps make your new bath "your own!"

This bathroom remodel includes multiple options for taking a shower - a wall-mounted showerhead, a rainfall showerhead on the ceiling and a hand-held option you can use while seated in the bench. Here is a tip - if you are building in a niche for shampoo or soap storage, make sure you measure the...

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Love this custom vanity from Custom Cupboards with the vessel sink. The wall-mounted fixtures and custom porcelain tile backsplash truly make this powder room one-of-a-kind!

We really love the way all the finishes work together in this walk-in shower. The stacked stone and floor tiles in the shower pull from the same color palette. Even the niche includes the warm, earth-tone colors. Jeffrey Volker

Here is one more view of this master bath remodel Jan recently completed. The soaking bathtub is set in the corner with excellent views of the desert landscape. The softer tones of this design help provide respite from the harsh Southern Arizona summers.

This bathroom in our showroom displays how a backsplash can add interest to a space. Also shown are multiple lighting options. Whatever it is you have in mind, we can help you create it!

Many of us have a longer, more narrow bathroom in our house. This picture illustrates the difference in vanity and standard height cabinets. Also note the change in depth from one cabinet to another to allow for easier access at the entry to the room. The basket-woven backsplash compliments the...

Really like the way the designer of this walk-in shower used the mosaic tile vertically. The built-in niches are also one of those details that, once you have them, you wonder how you ever lived without them!

For those of us staying in our homes longer, remodels that incorporate universal design are a priority. Zero-threshold showers are a common trend in bath projects as we seek to "age in place."

Sandra worked with these homeowners who love the blue veining in their granite countertops. She repeated the color throughout the bath using blue glass mosaic tile accenting white porcelain tile.

These high-gloss thermofoil cabinets from KitchenCraft help create a contemporary look for this bath!

Love the way the backlighted mirror in this guest bath accents the stone behind it. The cubbies in the vanity provide just enough storage without interrupting the clean lines of this contemporary look.

The natural knotty alder cabinets in this master bath contrast nicely with the darker mirror frames and light fixtures. The raised cabinet between the vanities provides additional drawer storage and taller counter space.

Love the metallic finish on the tile in this shower surround in this guest bath. The deco glass tile adds such richness to the color palette!

Plenty of niches for storage in this master shower Sandra designed. The repetition of the glass deco mosaic in the back of the niches helps break up the larger field tiles surrounding the shower.

At Arizona Designs we have noticed an increase in requests for more contemporary designs for our kitchen and bath projects. The majority of our jobs are still transitional or traditional in design, but we have done more similar to this master bath project w/ clean lines and a simpler aesthetic. Is...