Guest bath with neutral texture and pattern. Wood base pedestal sink. Engineered quartz counter tops. Marble mosaic shower pan. Sliding barn door shower glass. Built-in storage cabinet.

Walnut floating vanity

Family Bathroom

Add elegance to your bathroom when you choose from Fine Fixtures’ rounded vessels. With their sleek, curved sides, and spherical appearances, these rounded vessels present a modern and fresh look, allowing you to easily upgrade your bathroom design. Although simple, their chic and upscale styles feature a visible grace that creates an instant focal point. The glossy white finish provides a multitude of styling options; the vessels can be paired with dark, bold colors for a stark contrast or lighter, muted colors for a more subtle statement. A wide array of sizes and styles allows for you to choose the perfect sink to match your bathroom, and Fine Fixtures’ hallmark—a winning combination of quality and beauty—will ensure that it lasts for years.

Master bath with a long double vanity and a lot of storage.

Modern cement tile, blue, natural wood vanity, quartz countertop, white walls, black mirror, chrome sconces, shower curtain

Spanish meets modern in this Dallas spec home. A unique carved paneled front door sets the tone for this well blended home. Mixing the two architectural styles kept this home current but filled with character and charm.

Photographer: Ryan McDonald

Jeff Cherry

This custom home is a bright, open concept, rustic-farmhouse design with light hardwood floors throughout. The whole space is completely unique with classically styled finishes, granite countertops and bright open rooms that flow together effortlessly leading outdoors to the patio and pool area complete with an outdoor kitchen.

Guest Bathroom

This primary bath was in need of desperate repair as her spouse started some demo but didn't really finish. The outdated oak had to go. The client wanted a sleek sophisticated look. We used a black vanity with white/light accent tiles. Niches were used to increase space in the small primary bath

Leonid Furmansky