master bathroom

We maximized the space in this modest master with calming greys and browns, simple shaker style cabinet fronts, and a barn door twist to the glass shower doors.

Bathroom is right off the bedroom of this clients college aged daughter.

The bathtub was replaced with the Asher alcove bathtub by Kohler to compliment the clean lines of the Asher toilet. The shower curtain was eliminated and replaced with a frameless sliding glass door by Vigo. Two colors and materials were used for the tile. We took up to the ceiling. Glass Night Sky 3x12 subway tile was used for the upper portion in a 4x4 herringbone pattern while gloss white 3x6 ceramic subway tile was used for the bottom.

This its a guest bathroom to savor your time in. The vast shower enclosure begs to be lingered within for hours! A trio of feature wall sconces cast beautiful light within the space.

Subway tiled shower with black fixtures and grab bar and sleek sliding glass door Photos by VLG Photography

Blue coastal retreat

The homeowner fell in love with this shower glass enclosure that she found online. The shower and curb were built around the glass doors and end panel to guarantee a perfect fit.

Sally Painter

For this guest bath, often used by the man of the house, we kept the same footprint but wanted to update the finishes. Since this is a secondary space, budget was a consideration, and we were up for the job! We opted for darker, more masculine colors with a touch of deep blue. Natural textures and dark, warm colors set the palette. We chose bronze fixtures to really anchor the room. Since the budget was a concern, we selected an affordable shower wall tile and only splurged on the niche insert. We used a pre-fabricated vanity and paired it with a remnant countertop piece. We were even able to order the shower door online!

Roller Shower Door

Removing the old tub in the small master bath not only updated it, the space seems much more open now.