Master Bathroom Design

BIG SUBWAY TILES FOR SHOWER

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Sconce on either side of mirror

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See how they made a nook for the toliet or maybe a pony wall

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Put the vanity in the middle, shower on one wall and create a nook on the other side of vanity for the toliet. That way when you walk into the room you don't see the toliet first

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Larger subway tiles in shower

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I like this color

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This also comes in a double sink option

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I like the wood vanity light top and full mirror The hexagon floor

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Use hexagon tile for niche and floor

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I like the way they integrated the glass tiles into niches

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Vanity something like this

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I like this for one wall in the shower with the white subway tile

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I like the dark hexagon tile for the floor

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I like this idea for the Master Vanity. Natural wood with a wood shelf. The subway tile and framed mirror. A few changes- the faucet coming out of the sink, the Backsplash a little lower, I like the shelf and put a full mirror on top of the shelf with a black frame.

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I like this layout with the bench. I would like to look into curbless but would also consider a fiberglass shower pan to save $. I like the subway tile but I also like the other picture with the one wall being the glass blue/green tile. I don't like the tile on the floor

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I love the curbless and the glass tiles with the white subway tiles. Would add a bench and the dark hexagon tile floor

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