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Brass and navy coastal bathroom with white metro tiles and geometric pattern floor tiles. Sinks mounted on mid century style wooden sideboard.

Barn Door leading to Master Bathroom

This Odenton, MD master bathroom design fits storage, style, and a highly functional layout into a compact space. The HomeCrest maple Sedona style vanity cabinet in a willow gray finish fits neatly into an alcove and offers ample storage and space for two people to get ready. The vanity is topped by a Calacatta Vicenza Q Quartz countertop with two Kohler Archer sinks, and Mirabelle Provincetown single hole sink faucets. The corner shower has a custom glass shower enclosure with a built in shower bench and three stainless shower shelves that provide storage for key toiletries. The shower has a Delta In2ition 2-in-1 multi-function wall-mounted handheld showerhead and Mirabelle shower valve and thermostatic valve. Tile creates a soothing setting in this shower design with Sande Gray 12 x 24 tile by MSI wall tile and shaved black stone sheet shower floor tile, adding to the soothing spa-style atmosphere in the bath design. The bathroom floor is Dimensions by MSI 12 x 24 graphite tile. Two Kohler Archer single door frameless mirrored medicine cabinets offer additional storage, and Mirabelle Provincetown towel rings provide space to hang up towels.

Cornerstone Builders, Inc., Beaverton, Oregon, 2020 Regional CotY Award Winner, Residential Bath $50,001 to $75,000

Hallway bathroom. Simple clean materials

Wing Wong/ Memories TTL

Leslie Brown

The master bedroom offered a large footprint so we could easily barrow some space to create a spa like bathroom with a generous double shower. Photo provided by: KWREG

A close-up of the wallpaper and gray quartz countertop.

This room is part of a whole house remodel on the Oregon Coast. The entire house was reconstructed, remodeled, and decorated in a neutral palette with coastal theme.

Tub surround with Modwalls tile, a great vendor for modern tile designs in California. Curtain rod is fixed in the glass panel and wall to remain sturdy. Photo by Todd Gieg

Ellen Smiler

Renee Alexander