Bathrooms

NICE - this of course works - very nice - would have heat in all bathroom floors and kitchen floor.

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NO - do not like the rough tile - it's OK in the Mountain ski house but would not use it in the RG project.

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YES - I'll always be a fan of the dark/white combination in bathrooms - it's a nice clean yet warm look.

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LIke the wall of mirrors - we did this in RG master - like the open concept below for towels.

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Like the tile, great little power room.

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NO - too cold, too industrial, too commercial, does not have character or warmth.

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Nice overall appearance - white/dark contrast, clean lines, modern yet warm.

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Interesting shelf built into the wall with decorative tile - nice if kept uncluttered.

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NO - exposed john adjacent to pedestal sink is a NO.

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Very nice, very simple - I might bring the wood down to a darker stain and have thin dark frames on the mirrors but this is a nice clean look.

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I like wall mounted fixtures and for a guest bath or powder room I like a bold wallpaper. The black/white/granny smith apple green is always fun but in this setting the door is too country.

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No, the "open concept" shower with no doors just doesn't work for me, I've flooded many a hotel room with this concept - even when the pitch/grade of the floor is just right water seems to get everywhere.

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Good - again the john/toilet is tucked in an alcove - it works.

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-Currently have this sink and hope to reuse it.

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Very pretty, very soft, clean, modern, yet warm, has a "water" effect with the varigations in the stone, light fixture is one I almost picked out before - it's a nice, smooth, timeless, elegant look. Undermounted sinks are great to clean.

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NO - don't like the dark hinges on the glass shower doors.

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OK - even though the john/toilet is not in a separate area behind a door the alcove works - same as I did in RG guest bath.

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Perfectly acceptable - just put modern hardware and fixtures on the unit. Dark cabinets with light stone are always very nice.

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No, the marble on the wall is too busy, too imposing. Not a fan of the orange/blond wood tones.

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NO - john/toilet should not be exposed - there should at least be a partial divider higher than the counter to separate the two zones.

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NO - Do not like the johns/toilets exposed - they should be behind a privacy panel or in an alcove or in a separate space with door. Just seems so much more civilized.

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Very pretty tile and nice use of space with the shower in line with the tub.

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Nice use of space with the corner shower in line with the tub.

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I don't care for this, however the thought of a large slab of granite adhered to a wall can be beautiful - used it once in the lobby of an office building - beautiful - could also work in the great room but probably not the RG project.

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Not a fan of the long trough sink however I like the open shelf concept for towels under a sink - particularly in a guest bathroom. Tile running the full wall of a shower can be nice provided it's not too busy.

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