The room connects to an ADA-compliant, wheelchair-accessible full bathroom. For now it mostly serves as the first-floor powder room, but it can become a master bathroom should the need arise. Tharp looked to European-style wet rooms when planning this versatile design. Arranging the tile as wainscoting on the lower half of the walls with contrasting white tile above kept the room from feeling like one big shower stall. Energy-efficient elements include a dual-flush toilet and scrap marble for the counter. And the bathroom borrows natural light through a window that connects to an adjacent seating area.
I really like the niche in the last one
from article about ways to make a low ceiling seem higher, this item was called Floor to Ceiling Millwork. In this Atlanta cottage, designer Carl Mattison installed a wall of gridded paneling to define a small eating space. Seeing so many stacked squares lends the illusion of height. Painting the millwork and adjacent kitchen cabinets the same color keeps the room from feeling chopped up.
There's nothing here that I don't like except for the look of #8, but I LOVE 8's idea of hanging seating from the pergola. As much as I love the white outdoor fabric, would it collect dead bugs and mildew like our patio umbrella?
like the board shower floor...there are regular tiles beneath it
love this bookshelf
Love this teal green with the brick. Consider this for an exterior color when we paint the house.
like the tile, and the idea of a cool light fixture over the bath
two showers in a long narrow space - well done - with bench to boot!
sliding mirrors - cool!
SKP Design Before the makeover, two of the home’s entry walls were plain white and the door wall was painted red. The designer selected inviting green paint and the organic table and bench for this area to make the entrance more serene and to bring a sense of nature indoors.
features a built-in wine refrigerator with a freezer and an ice maker below.
4. A brick wall covered in metallic bronze paint creates the backdrop for this Nashville, Tennessee, bar by Sara Ray Interior Design. Other designer touches include a matte black faucet and brass chandelier. could you do this to fireplace brick?
Savings tip: Starla estimates that creating two custom garage doors like these would have cost about $12,000. Instead the builders used basic ready-made doors from Clopay and trimmed them out with wood slats to create a custom look for about $5,000.
Style note: They used a limewash process on the brick to give it the pleasing weathered look; it used to be a typical red brick.
71. A classic tin tub manages to look effortlessly modern in this cool black-and-white Australian bathroom by interior designer Carole Whiting.
37. The angular design of this wooden bathtub is Japanese-inspired. The compact space, built by Rasmussen Construction, has been cleverly designed with river pebbles on the floor to hide a drainage system underneath.
26. The tub in this earth-toned Wyoming bathroom by EK Reedy Interiors features an infinity edge that allows it to be filled to the top, with any overflow staying within the tub and not ending up on the floor.
Cleat drawer pulls add a nautical touch.
Tile floors, marble counters and a window view make this a delightful space for chores and office work. It’s no wonder why it made the top 10. This laundry-office space features plenty of cabinets, drawers and baskets. The ample storage lets you tuck away laundry supplies, hampers and even paperwork so that you can stop and just enjoy the view.
In this light-filled laundry, the white-fronted cupboards offer plenty of space for tidying away towels, hampers, cleaning products and pegs, creating a unified look that ties in perfectly with the crisp white walls. Luxurious light fittings and a fresh, lemon-coloured floor keep the room from becoming bland and utilitarian. 10 ideas for high-functioning laundries.
Example of a coastal single-wall white floor laundry room design in Phoenix with granite countertops and white walls
Laundry rooms. We spend a lot of time folding, ironing and facing the walls in a laundry room, so it makes sense to be able to look at something more interesting than a blank space. Subtle but delightfully framed dresses break up the blank expanse of wall here. Design tip: When you're grouping pictures together, shoot for about 2 inches of space between larger pictures.
kitchen island that extends as a dining table
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