Bathroom Design Ideas with Brown Walls and Quartzite Benchtops
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Storybook Interiors
A Minimal Modern Spa Bathroom completed by Storybook Interiors of Grand Rapids, Michigan.
JAQUE
black counter, brown, double sink, flush cabinets, freestanding tub, glass shower enclosure, herringbone floors, pendant lights, tile floor, vaulted ceiling, wood beam,
© PURE Design Environments Inc.
StoneWorks, Inc.
Another guest bath, this featuring a Natural Taj Mahal Quartzite countertop, wood look porcelain tile wall for the walk in shower with glass doors. The shower has a random tan marble mosaic floor. The overall look is finished with a light blue grasscloth wallpaper. Clean and simple look.
Spacecrafting / Architectural Photography
Architectural Designer: Bruce Lenzen Design/Build - Interior Designer: Ann Ludwig - Photo: Spacecrafting Photography
John Kraemer & Sons
Builder: John Kraemer & Sons | Architect: TEA2 Architects | Interior Design: Marcia Morine | Photography: Landmark Photography
By Design
in this newly constructed home this small bathroom has many roles, glamorous powder bath, guest bath duty for the adjoining guest room bedrooms and with the only tub in the home, a spa like retreat for the lady of the house! Design solutions included a self deck tub installed with great precision so that the tub apron of horizontal stacked glass tile slips seamlessly under the tub lip, a custom bi-fold glass doors that folds upon itself and can be stacked against the wall allowing for an open bathing experience as well as providing splash protection for the shower and a simple vanity cabinet suspended beneath a waterfall counter. The concrete floor flows seamlessly from the main part of the home and provides the perfect textural backdrop for the sleek porcelain shower and wall tiles that have been vertically installed.
Dave Adams Photography
Nest Designs LLC
I was brought in on this Master Bathroom project to help design the floor-plan and select the materials. We started out by moving the location of the bathroom door (not pictured). Moving the door allowed the areas where the vanities are located, to have better use. I then selected this porcelain tile for the flooring and walls. We eliminated the curb from this shower and had a custom shower enclosure made. These glass doors are just about 8' high. I wanted to keep the crown molding that was already in the bathroom, so we ran the wall tile to the bottom of the crown molding. The custom built storage bench really makes the space beautiful. Photography by Mark Bealer @ Studio 66, LLC
Bathroom Design Ideas with Brown Walls and Quartzite Benchtops
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