Baths

Forest-green painted walls and white hexagonal tiles create a stunning backdrop for the warm wood tones of this midcentury-style sideboard-turned-vanity.

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A custom vanity made from recycled plastic with charcoal-colored sinks.

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Cool lights like these that glow from above and below the medicine cabinet will help keep the walls seeming bright so the room looks larger, while lights emanating from the mirror itself will light your face, all while looking almost space-age in their minimalism

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For a more affordable alternative, look at slate-style ceramic tiles, and choose one with a matte finish and an uneven surface to make it appear more authentic.

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Simple style

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Lovely title.

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Teak screen on shower floor.

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Great sink

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Paper a wall in old maps. Make your own wallpaper by decoupaging maps directly onto a freshly cleaned wall. Use maps of your area or nautical maps, or mix and match maps from places you have traveled to.

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Brad and Tiffany replaced the original wall-size mirror with an eclectic collection of found mirrors to create this charming vignette in the master bath. They found the dresser at an estate sale and turned it into a lovely vanity by adding the white basin and marble slab.

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Nice glass tiles.

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floating cabinets...makes the room feel bigger

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The guest bathroom features a floating vanity whose surface has been protected against water damage with a sealant similar to one you would use on a ship's deck. Incorporating the towel rod makes for a self-contained unit and eliminates the need for any other rods.

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The bathroom doesn't have a natural light source, so Rowell recessed a linear light cove at the back shower wall to create the illusion of a skylight. "And we wanted the light fixture to wash down the slate and highlight the texture of the wall,"

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Great sink style

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3/4 wall around shower

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Great looking sink.

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This clear glass could be added to the Claude Ct. shower giving it a very dramatic change.

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