Concrete ounter top. Hand hammered copper sink

All photos by Edrick vanBeuzekom

The frame of this mirror was custom made to mimic an antique makeup vanity. The addition of the light sconces give it a more updated yet classic appearance. For more information about this project please visit: www.gryphonbuilders.com. Or contact Allen Griffin, President of Gryphon Builders, at 281-236-8043 cell or email him at allen@gryphonbuilders.com

Tim Brown Photography

This craftsman style bathroom combines stone tile with glass tile accents to create a striking design. The walk-in shower with a Euro-style glass door has rainfall and slide-bar showerheads, along with matching grab bars and corner shelves for storing shower toiletries. The vanity from Medallion Cabinetry and granite countertop are beautifully accented by a decorative tile border around the room.

This is part of a whole home remodel we completed and featured in the Home Builder's Association Showcase of Remodeled Homes. The old bathroom was cramped and crowded. There was a wall at the end of the vanity with no real purpose. The toilet was next to the bathtub/shower unit. Our redesign took out that wall and swapped the toilet to the other side. The clients wanted a soaking tub and a stand-alone tiled shower, so we put the shower in where the toilet used to be. The shower is a tiled in shower, with two large cubbies for shampoos, etc and a diagonal bench seat in the back corner. It is tiled with a matter 3"x6" subway tile. The fixtures are a clean chrome finish. It is closed in by a glass surround expertly done by our friends at Twin Bay Glass. The tub was replaced with a deep soaking acrylic tub that was surrounded by two walls of matte subway tile and one wall of custom built tigerwood which is a beautiful exotic hardwood that was sealed and varnished to withstand the water. The tub fixtures of course match the shower and are a nice clean finish. The old ceiling texture was scraped and sanded and painted white. The walls were painted Painter's white. New lighting and a new ceiling fan were installed to update the room and help it function more efficiently. Photo by Laura Cavendish