Contemporary, sleek, and bright basement bathroom with custom wall and floor porcelain tile design. Also featured are a personalized stone mosaic backsplash, top-mounted sink, dual flush toilet, glass shower enclosure, and wall sconces.

Here's an impeccably laid tile shower enclosure with niche and black fixtures. Eichler homes are simple, yet elegant echoes of the past.

A dark matte 24x24 inch porcelain covers the floor. Underneath is a heated membrane that is adjusted to the desired temperature. Multiple niches are built-in to breath functionality into the design. A mitered shower bench creates a seamless look

Salle de bain d'inspiration Mid-Century avec son évier et lavabo dorés. Midcentury inspired bathroom with gold touc0hes

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Innovative Solutions to Create your Dream Bathroom We will upgrade your bathroom with creative solutions at affordable prices like adding a new bathtub or shower, or wooden floors so that you enjoy a spa-like relaxing ambience at home. Our ideas are not only functional but also help you save money in the long run, like installing energy-efficient appliances that consume less power. We also install eco-friendly devices that use less water and inspect every area of your bathroom to ensure there is no possibility of growth of mold or mildew. Appropriately-placed lighting fixtures will ensure that every corner of your bathroom receives optimum lighting. We will make your bathroom more comfortable by installing fans to improve ventilation and add cooling or heating systems.

Small downstairs bathroom

One of many contenders for the official SYH motto is "Got ranch?" Midcentury limestone ranch, to be specific. Because in Bloomington, we do! We've got lots of midcentury limestone ranches, ripe for updates. This gut remodel and addition on the East side is a great example. The two-way fireplace sits in its original spot in the 2400 square foot home, now acting as the pivot point between the home's original wing and a 1000 square foot new addition. In the reconfiguration of space, bedrooms now flank a central public zone, kids on one end (in spaces that are close to the original bedroom footprints), and a new owner's suite on the other. Everyone meets in the middle for cooking and eating and togetherness. A portion of the full basement is finished for a guest suite and tv room, accessible from the foyer stair that is also, more or less, in its original spot. The kitchen was always street-facing in this home, which the homeowners dug, so we kept it that way, but of course made it bigger and more open. What we didn't keep: the original green and pink toilets and tile. (Apologies to the purists; though they may still be in the basement.) Opening spaces both to one another and to the outside help lighten and modernize this family home, which comes alive with contrast, color, natural walnut and oak, and a great collection of art, books and vintage rugs. It's definitely ready for its next 75 years.

This bathroom was designed with elegance in mind. It features a functional floating vanity with dark, flat-panel cabinets; a lower open shelf for storage; and under cabinet lighting. A faux-painted wall creates a dramatic backsplash (the base paint is Sherwin Williams Stardew) and includes a large, lighted Kohler mirror. The Cambria Quartz white countertop creates the right amount of sparkle and the wide trough sink functions perfectly for two people.

Updated mid-century modern bathroom. Equipped with tons of storage and room for two.

Total renovation and reconfiguration of existing 1960s apartment, including the bathroom with adjacent toilet room. This apartment hadn't been renovated since it was built and had been tenanted for 40 years. The footprint is very small, so the partition wall dividing the toilet and bathroom was removed and the spaces integrated, providing important space to move and the room to function. The shower nib wall added a crucial extra 70mm to the internal shower box (900x900). Full height glazing with an internal direct ducted vent means limited steam escaping and entering the room. Chevron floor tile rolling into the shower base, gave texture an otherwise minimal room. The client didn't want a busy floor tile but the near white palette needed grounding. The chevron gives texture and grounding. The black floating vanity anchoring the eye at the mid level.