2. 50 Shades of GrayThis elegant shower is luxe and calming, thanks to its beautiful gray hues. The hexagonal floor is lighter but picks up on colors from the veining. A clear glass surround keeps the view of this lovely space wide open. Notable detail: The shower door handle. It’s something you may not think of at first, but the style and finish is important. This one’s unforgiving straight lines play off the architecture of the bench and the wall tile pattern.Here’s how to keep a glass shower door clean
3. Cozied-In CommodeWhen you don’t have room for a separate water closet, there are still some ways to adjust the layout to divide your space. Here the pony wall between the shower stall and the toilet creates a more private area and a good spot to install the toilet paper roll.Notable detail: Repeating the floor tile in the shower niche.
5. Herringbone Huzzah!The seamless continuity provided by the herringbone pattern here is a stunner. And the curbless shower stall makes it even more so. Notable details: The cantilevered vanity allows the herringbone floor to extend even farther.Chevron, Herringbone, Flame Stitch: What’s the Difference?
7. Aluminum-Frame Shower DoorsThe graphic look of metal-framed shower surrounds has grown in popularity over the past few years, so much so that this once-unheard of door style is much more readily available today. Notable detail: You may have to squint for this one, which is the point — check out the almost invisible integrated square drain on the shower floor.10 Reasons to Go for Black-Framed Shower Doors
10. Big-Box CustomizationOnce they got it home, these homeowners realized the contemporary styling of the vanity they’d bought at the big-box store didn’t suit them. So they put in some elbow grease, applying a glaze and changing out the hardware to suit their bathroom’s farmhouse-inspired style. Small changes like these provide an inexpensive and easy way to make your bathroom new to you when a full renovation is not within your budget, or when you need to save some dollars within a renovation budget.Notable detail: The floor tiles are porcelain but they resemble hardwood.How to refresh your bathroom for $100 to $10,000
11. Seamless Transitions If there weren’t a glass partition here, you might not even guess that the extended tub surround becomes the shower bench. By using the same tile across the floor, up the sides of the surround and on the entire wall, this bathroom exudes a quiet and calm feeling. Notable detail: The placement of glass shelving at the far end of the shower surround keeps it from being a risk factor for head-banging.Find glass bathroom shelving
14. All AglowBacklit bathroom mirrors create a pleasing glow when you’re entering the bathroom in the middle of the night. This design takes the glow to another whole layer: backlit floating panels behind the backlit mirrors. Notable detail: The thick concrete counter trend seemed to gain steam in 2017.
15. Horse Ranch ChicLocated on a horse farm, this bathroom combines some equestrian details with unexpected touches like the Moroccan-style floor tile and brushed gold finishes.Notable detail: The designer had the tiles on the shower fixture wall arranged to resemble an old barn door.Learn more about this bathroom
16. White and Light With MarbleThis luxe combination of materials is continuing its popularity streak. Details like the millwork, crystal knobs and glass shelves enhance the look. But what I really want to know is, do those bathtub neck pillows work? Please let me know in the Comments section!Notable detail: The floor’s tile is laid out to look much like a runner rug.
19. A Tall OrderTall mirrors stand up to the soaring height of this bathroom and break up the expanse of that beautiful backsplash tile by just the right amount. Notable detail: Mirror-mounted sconces maintain the look. Sconces flanking the mirrors could have clunked up the clean design.How to Choose Your Bathroom Vanity Lighting
10. Modern NaturalLighting types used: Ambient, overhead, cove, pendant, undercabinet/toe kickWhy it works: The abundance of natural ambient daylight that floods this bathroom is beautiful. At night, the overhead and cove lighting (not turned on in this daylight picture) provide a soft general lighting, while the pendant lights provide an even light at the face area. The undervanity light makes the room feel more spacious and adds a luxurious feel in this modern natural spa-like master bath. Pro tip: When you are in the design and planning phase of your project, it is important to wire for the lights in just the right places. Too close to the wall and you will get a hot spot of light on the wall. Too far from the wall and you risk bumping your head. If you have a 24-inch-deep vanity and countertop, plan to hang your pendant lights 12 inches on center from the finished wall surface, accounting for drywall and tile. This location on your ceiling will put the lights roughly on center relative to the vanity. As you can see in these beautiful examples of layering lighting to create a spa-like bathroom, you can achieve a luxurious look and feel with the right lighting. In addition to the...
6. Rich and ChicLighting types used: Ambient, overhead, undercabinetWhy it works: This deluxe spa-like master bath gets tons of beautiful natural light from the full wall of windows, which evenly reflects the light in the mirror, softly illuminating the space with natural daylight. The mini-recessed lights and cove ceiling lighting provide nice, even light throughout the room. The floating vanity features undercabinet lighting, which really adds to the floating feel of the cabinet and gives drama to the room. Pro tip: Window treatments are always an important consideration for both light control and privacy in your bathroom. These beautiful ripple-fold draperies allow ample light in, as well as privacy control, while absorbing sound for a posh bathing experience. Be sure to select a fabric that is suitable for a wet location, such as a polyester or solution-dyed acrylic.
2. Textured GraysLighting types used: Overhead, pendant, accentWhy it works: Fifty shades of gray and super sexy, this bath feels like a private spa, and the drama is created in part by the layers of lighting. The ample overhead lighting provides great general room lighting. The pendant lights reflect in the mirrors, which bounce the light back into the space and onto your face, providing even illumination. The recessed accent light in the niche brightens up the contents below.Pro tip: Adding lights in front of a mirror at face level will not only light your face evenly but will also reflect the light in the mirror, creating the added bonus of additional general room lighting. This is a great way to add light to your bath.
1. Quietly Modern Lighting types used: Ambient, overhead, wall sconcesWhy it works: The combination of layered lighting in this bathroom features natural light from the windows, overhead lighting above the shower and wall sconces integrated into the mirrors. The ambient and recessed lighting provide great general lighting, while the wall sconces provide a nice, even light at face level to help you get that flawless look when grooming or doing your hair and makeup. Pro tip: When planning a shower with a ceiling-mounted rainfall shower head, be sure to consider the location of the lights. Without careful forethought, it’s possible that light may shine on top of the shower head, which would result in a halo-like reflection on the ceiling. To avoid that, keep the can lights a few feet away from the shower head. In the event that the halo is still a problem, since you cannot see the top of the shower head, you can always spray paint the top of it black to absorb the light and thereby avoid a halo on the ceiling.
Lighting Goals to Aim ForIf your bathroom has architectural elements similar to the ones shown in this photo, of course it will feel like a restful spa. But even in spaces without floor-to-ceiling windows that overlook a garden, you can use lighting to effectively create a Zen feeling.You can use a combination of different light sources to set the mood and adjust the lighting for the time of day, or for how you are using the space. For morning and even daytime, bright light that echoes natural outdoor light is best for grooming, hair and makeup. In the evenings, while dressing for dinner out or soaking in the tub, a soft light can help you relax, as though you’re in your own home spa.
2. Rustic Brick This powder room combines rustic and industrial elements via its brick accent wall. While it may look like an exposed wall of a loft or reclaimed warehouse, it’s in fact made of a brick veneer product that the designer over-grouted using a German smear technique. Brick wall: Ironworks; star chandelier: Ballard Design; mirror: Home Goods; floor tile: Bedrosians
8. Mirrored Paneling There’s a lot to admire about this classic powder room, from the parquet wood floors to the gold fixtures and floor-to-ceiling wood paneling. The designer’s attention to natural light especially enhances the space. Mirrors installed around the perimeter not only brighten the room by reflecting light, but also create the illusion of more windows.Read more about this home’s renovation
Lumens I believe that's an Anemone Flushmount by Robert Abbey: http://www.lumens.com/Anemone-Flushmount-Sconce-by-Robert-Abbey/uu142520/product -
Highmark Builders The door casing is as followed... 1 x 4 side casing 5/4 x 6 head piece 5/4 x 2 Head Cap
The vanity is gorgeous Kayron Brewer, CKD, CBD / Studio K B Well, you are in luck! The vanity length shown in this photo was approximately 108" as well. You should be fine.
Love this look!!!!!! Thomas Development 2017-04-02 These marble tiles were 4"x12". Probably the most cost effective way to get this size is to buy 12x12" and have your installer cut them down. The marble here is similar to Carrara or other italian marbles but this one is different being mined from China. Some tile shops call it "Arabescato Carrara". It has quite a bit of brown in it.
Beau Monde Grace by Ann Sacks http://www.annsacks.com/products/tile-stone-mosaic/beau-monde-grace
Charmean Neithart Interiors 2014-11-23 It's a combo. Pony wall and dam are slab. Shower walls and walls behind tub are tiles.
Designed by Joshua Interiors Boston, MA Opulent, serene
Designed by Joshua Interiors Boston, MA Opulent, serene
Designed by Joshua Interiors Boston, MA Opulent, serene
Designed by Joshua Alan Interiors Boston, MA Just gorgeous! So serene & majestic
Love this space!!
Ellen Grasso & Sons, LLC 2016-04-29 The orb is Restoration Hardware
Buckeye Cabinet & Supply, Inc. 2016-04-06 The length is 102".
Quality Cut Remodelers 2017-02-10 Hi! The color is Silver Blue Sea from Glidden. Thanks for the question!
Odile Gelinard Interiors 2016-02-14 You have a very good eye. Indeed, the color is very close to BM Moonshine. It is a Benjamin Moore color Grey Cashmere 2138-60.
Marilynn Taylor | The Taylored Home 2017-05-12 It has been a while, and I'm going to venture to guess it was from Overstock. I have a pinterest board for this bathroom here. It may or may not still be available. https://www.pinterest.com/MarilynnTaylor/pasadena-1930s-master-bathroom/
Opulent
OMGOsh I love this shabby chic look!
SGDI- Sarah Gallop Design Inc. 2015-08-21 Was bought from Creekside Tile in VancouverMother of Pearl 1" x 1" Shell. White
Gorgeous!
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