Bath inspiration

The subtle color of the counter + the black/rubbed iron faucet and handles. Mirror style could also work in my back bath. The floor/inset tiles might also work, at least the color scheme.

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wall treatment (two-tone) and half wall

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Muted water color of slightly irregular-shaped tile; consider for shower accent wall?

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The tub is cool

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wall shelves alongside vanity mirror

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The glass-paneled door

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Flooring design

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Glass bubble tiles

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Rounded stones on floor and inset, reminiscent of river rock and pebbles, while also referencing the form of bubbles. Neutral palette. Consider pairing with white-leaning wall tile. I also like the mid-size rectangular wall tiles.

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I like the soft and dreamy lighting here.

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Accent wall; mixing scale of smaller tear drop tiles on accent wall vs larger floor and side wall tiles

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Flooring + vanity color

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Inset tile design -- for Tahoe house & master bath (maybe the front bath)

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Concept of stained wood door in a frame painted a matte black for master bath.

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Two tricks to consider applying to the back bathroom: oversize (5x13) gray subway tile (with white grout) on all walls; dark grout on shower floor. Not sure I can hang with the clear walls, would probably have to go frosted. Could use same/similar frost effect on the BA door.

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Use less expensive tile on two end walls with something more eye-catching on the center wall of bath/shower area.

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If I decide to change out the shower curtain in my bathroom, could go with something with one that goes big — or subtle — with a shade of green.

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Wow. Fantasy bathroom WITH library. Only thing missing is a fireplace!

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gray/black marbling on light stone counter, paired with white cabinetry. Also, kind of like the octagonal tile floor. Aqua accents warm up the room and help make it cozy.

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Glass enclosure that's not completely see-through

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