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Dundee Hills "wheel chair accessible"Contemporary Bathroom, Portland

A dramatic tone for an accessible bathroom.

Inspiration for a contemporary multicolored tile and slate tile bathroom remodel in Portland with a wall-mount sink, a wall-mount toilet and orange walls — Houzz

Trim tile

- What is the name of the red/blue/ brown colorful trim tile please? I love it!!

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L.EvansDesignGroup,inc
Black & Gold Slate
February 24, 2014
jijiyode
what is the name of the wall tile please?
March 7, 2015

Kat M wrote:Jul 14, 2014

Where did you get the cabinet?

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L.EvansDesignGroup,inc
:)
January 5, 2015
PRO
L.EvansDesignGroup,inc
The cabinet comes for Storables
January 5, 2015

steelrain wrote:Nov 4, 2013

Sink seems perfect! one question though

- This sink seems like a great solution, but the specs say not ADA approved. Is this just a technicality? Can you explain? Would love to use sink like this. I'm wondering if it's too shallow to be comfortable for someone in a wheelchair? Hard to tell by dimensions/ ADA specs only without trying yourself, so all advice is much appreciated!

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Nancy White Designs
Can you please share the manufacturer of this ADA compliant sink with shroud
Thank you!
October 11, 2016
PRO
L.EvansDesignGroup,inc
Hi, it was a Porsche but any wall hung sink with a shroud can give you the same end result.
October 12, 2016

Monica wrote:Mar 22, 2013

Slate

- Hi, I have slate on my floors and walls in my bathroom and they have a white (soap scum?) film, no matter what I try its not coming off - is there something that can remove this and then do I put a stronger varnish/top coat over the slate?

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Ironwood Builders
Hijacking the post! Steve! How about a line of exterior tiles in concrete? I see you going all Batchelder with it? If you specify them for exterior and someone uses them inappropriately, you are not to blame...and I have another product to recommend in my files! And larger format too, 12X12, 12X24, etc.
March 24, 2013
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Fine Art Tileworks — Handmade Relief Tile
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Hey Dave — I want more lives! Yes developing a new line of concrete tiles would be fun, but I'm already going in too many directions at once, don't tempt me ;-)

Several years ago I explored making bas relief glass tiles. I made several dozen prototypes that were gorgeous, but the process involved using silica flour which I finally decided I just didn't want to be around, so I didn't pursue it further.

I just went and dug up one of my cast glass tile prototypes in a flat file and took a snap to show you:
March 24, 2013last modified: March 24, 2013