Bathroom

This is our favourite mudroom look. Open shelving clean lines.

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It would be nice to have an open shower entry and curbless — the shower floor slopes down to a linear drain beneath the shower heads.

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In the master bathroom we would like a curb-less entry into the shower, a built-in bench like this, easy to clean, and walk in without a door.

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We like the colour of the wood on this bathroom vanity.

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A shelf built into the wall to store shampoos etc. Rather than a recessed niche. Maybe easier to build and easier to clean.

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Floating shelves over top of the toilets look very nice and coordinate well with the vanity. This could be done in the powder room, master bath, or even the guest bathroom.

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We like the idea of tiling the bath tub skirt. This is just an example to remind us, a tile skirt would be very nice in the master bath.

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We love the look of this powder room, specifically the floating wooden counter and vessel sink. This would look good with the Nativetrails Tolosa oval shaped sink (our favourite colour is slate). The reclaimed look of the wood is great (colour could be adjusted to show off the slate sink), we like the mirror a lot, wall sconces are a nice idea (symmetry adds impact, we would choose some without shades), prefer a tap mounted on counter. Would also prefer tile over wainscotting, but this could be a choice based on practicality/economy. This is our favourite powder room and we are happy to go with this theme.

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Walk in curbless shower, looks easy to keep clean. We want bench in the shower and it could potentially be a steam shower but not sure at this point. This is our favourite bathroom. Simplicity is important, we would like floor to ceiling tiling, a Toto toilet. Storage in the vanity is important, pull out tower drawers and so on, not floating.

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Floor to ceiling tiles look good, simplicity. Mixture of wood and tile is nice. Separate mirrors mirrors as opposed to one large one is what we would prefer.

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