Guest/Boys Bathroom

Colors

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Colors and textures

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Vanity/mirror/lighting

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Good lighting comes in many forms, including recessed lighting, vanity lighting, lamps and natural light. You may even consider placing lighting inside an enclosed shower.

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Add Grab Bars in the Shower

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Handheld shower heads

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If space is limited in the shower, consider a bench seat that can flip up when not in use. Waterproof seat cushions can help soften a hard surface.

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Include a Shower Bench

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installed a tubular skylight to introduce natural light. Some models can reach all the way from the basement to the roof.

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Trough sink with 2 faucets...

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Shower and double sink vanity

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Ledge for items out of marble backsplash

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Consider Chrome When it comes to picking a finish for all of your plumbing fittings, there are so many options — nickel, bronze, brass and more. Chrome is usually the least expensive. And on the plus side, it’s the easiest to maintain and keep clean, and it looks great in both modern and traditional spaces.

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Tile Rug Most bathroom designers will tell you that if you want to splurge on any one part of the renovation, it should be the floor, because it has the biggest impact.

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Layering lighting right over the glass is a great solution in a relatively small bathroom

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Fake It Consider adding elements to make the room feel like it has a window. I’m sure the window in this space is real, but can you tell? Ultimately a bathroom shade is usually closed, so adding one in front of a blank wall (with a cool-running light behind it) will create the illusion of a window and a diffused glow.

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