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The Master Shower. The tile is the same 6 x 36 inch wood like porcelain plank that was used on the floor.
How cool is this?! I was allowed to let my wood loving, unique seeking creative self out to play, carrying the wood tile from the floor up the baseboards, right over the shower curb and into the shower.
This transformed this "hole in the wall" shower stall that had a 7 foot ceiling into a nice, bright, tall, comfortable shower that is truly a part of the room!
The massive 33 x 33 inch high gloss tiles used on the walls make this 36 x 36 shower seem bigger, brighter and cleaner than it would feel otherwise.
Amazingly, the huge wall tile was purchased for a wonderful $1.99 a foot!

We wanted to make an intimate bathroom in a limited space, so we tiled the ceiling and included a dimmable light over the shower for quiet lighting when desired.

Paul Zimmerman photo.
I love getting away from a conventional shower floor tile pattern! This 6" tile was a great way to help make the shower feel bigger than real life.
We continued the brick pattern from the bathroom floor into the floor of the shower.
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Paul Zimmerman photo. A wonderful palate of quiet, relaxing colors and materials!
The client wanted to be reminded of her time in Africa, and got a beautiful result!

A really nice result! We removed the drop ceiling that was added sometime after the original build and formalized a stack-able full size laundry behind the exterior dual pane, noise dampening door you see on the left.
The previous layout had a clothes washer right at the end of the counter.

Paul Zimmerman photo. Extending the vanity top off the side of the vanity makes a great use of the wide space between the vanity and toilet! Not only does it lend additional counter space for the right hand sink, it also protects the toilet roll from unnecessary splashing.

Paul Zimmerman photo. The mottled color of the floor tile chosen by the client carries enough different colors to tie the client's palate together nicely!

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When the Homeowner said she wanted no back splash, I was challenged to have the counter top inserted into the drywall so we would have a seamless transition from the counter to the walls.
Such a nice clean look! I am thrilled with this unique result...

Paint and a new Ramada cover over the front porch and door made a huge difference in street appeal!
Mid-sized southwestern exterior home idea in Phoenix
Mid-sized southwestern exterior home idea in Phoenix

Paul Zimmerman
Open concept kitchen - mid-sized traditional u-shaped porcelain tile open concept kitchen idea in Phoenix with a double-bowl sink, raised-panel cabinets, medium tone wood cabinets, tile countertops, brown backsplash, mosaic tile backsplash, stainless steel appliances and a peninsula
Open concept kitchen - mid-sized traditional u-shaped porcelain tile open concept kitchen idea in Phoenix with a double-bowl sink, raised-panel cabinets, medium tone wood cabinets, tile countertops, brown backsplash, mosaic tile backsplash, stainless steel appliances and a peninsula

Paul Zimmerman
Inspiration for a mid-sized timeless beige tile porcelain tile alcove bathtub remodel in Phoenix
Inspiration for a mid-sized timeless beige tile porcelain tile alcove bathtub remodel in Phoenix

The Master Bath. We wanted to create a bright, cozy space so we used a 6 x 36 inch wood like porcelain plank and this natural antique wood to make it all come together on a budget.
How cool is this?! I was allowed to let my wood loving, unique seeking creative self out to play, carrying the wood tile from the floor up the baseboards.

Paul Zimmerman
Mid-sized elegant beige tile porcelain tile alcove bathtub photo in Phoenix
Mid-sized elegant beige tile porcelain tile alcove bathtub photo in Phoenix

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Huge soap dishes allow for storage of even wash cloths and towels! Having the valves for "his" high shower head (not seen here) and her lower shower set to the right allows for the adjustment of temperature to be adjusted without having to be in the stream of the shower. The valve under the shower head allows for either or both the shower head and the hand shower to be active if you choose to relax on the bench and soak!

To create a large vanity top with loads of storage, we used a kitchen sink base cabinet. This allowed for a deep 25 inch counter on this wall to wall 60 inch sink base with wide open storage space below!

Using the same tile used on the floor but a slightly lighter color for the counter and shower gives the bathroom a consistent look without being all the same tile.
We carried the brick pattern onto the counter and shower from the floor.

Another look at the neat antique wood used for the back splash.
You can see the great GREAT big tile used for the counter top. It is a 33x33 inch high polish ceramic tile with a great finish! Only two tiles needed for a 60 inch vanity!
Fun, fun fun!

Black Galaxy Granite... sooo pretty if you turn the tiles to show off the glitter in the right direction depending on the direction of the lighting!
Transitional kitchen photo in Phoenix
Transitional kitchen photo in Phoenix

The house from the street "BEFORE" picture
Mid-sized southwestern exterior home idea in Phoenix
Mid-sized southwestern exterior home idea in Phoenix

A Wonderful "OXX" (one fixed panel and two moving panels) patio door gives us great access to the out of doors
Example of a classic exterior home design in Phoenix
Example of a classic exterior home design in Phoenix
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