Bathroom Ideas

could use small square white tiles with a light gray grout

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using small subway gray glass tiles with white grout might work

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i like the size tiles....also, how about a maple ledge at the top of the tiles?

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maybe use a more decorative tile as the vanity backsplash and then mirror up to the ceiling

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get an idea of this size wall tile's proportionally to larger floor tiles

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small square in a blue or green might work

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If cyprus is used at the ceiling, a seat could be built for the bench (Removable, not built in.)

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sconces on the sides

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Black wall, maple but white floor

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Black wall but white countertop[

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dark wall/lighter floor works fine

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these are probably very expensive but easy to clean

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move the whole shower to the deck on the second floor

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if we move sinks to where shower space is….

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Ha! I always wanted to use Craftsman cabinets in my kitchen!

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always liked tiles laid in a classic "mat/rug" pattern

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no glass to wipe down!

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love the full windows & light at the top

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love this wet-room shower. This would be one way I would lean towards one shower, since I am obviously ambivalent about surrendering my shower space, cleaning objectives or not.

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Maybe we could combine the sinks where the shower in the master is now, and move two separate showers to each side.

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Would this configuration fit into our allotted space twice for two separate baths?

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like the stone walls; how does that slatted floor work?

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like the floating sink with drawers

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Give me a way to reach them and I can store towels like this

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River stones; radiator on wall/towel warmer

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Clean, uncluttered

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1)Lighting beneath suspended sink

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1) Overall feel is nice 2) Under mount sinks 3) Windows above mirrors 4) Slatted storage beneath

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