This 1980s bathroom was originally a closet and galley shaped master bath for two. It was cramped, dark and nonfunctional for 2 people to dress in the morning. We demolished walls and fixtures to replace with a focal wall of Porcelanosa tile, laid on the vertical to mimic waves of high and low undulations. The vanity cabinets were custom made to float without base supports. Self closing glides and push open mechanisms make the cabinets highly functional. Electrical outlets are hardwired behind the drawers to conceal clutter. Undermount rectangular sinks from Kohler. Backlight mirrors and under cabinets have an LED dimmer switch to use as a dim nightlight. Recessed can lights add to the natural southern window exposure. Countertops from Holland Marble. Glenn Johnson Photography Kenny Waters Remodeling Porcelanosa tile

Marcin Konopka from MSWW

Combining different wall treatments can help in making a space feel larger. It is also often a budget choice. By changing the layout of the bathroom fixtures we were able to achieve a feeling of more space. Changing material choices to lighter tones the space feels brighter and larger,

Ванная комната кантри. Сантехника, Roca, Kerasan, цветной кафель, балки, тумба под раковину, зеркало в раме.

installed neo angle shower enclosure

Hugo Sanchez

natural wood tones and rich earthy colored tiles make this master bathroom a daily pleasire.

frameless shower screen with black tapware

Dreyer GmbH