Magic of colors and other design solutions. Undergoing a massive remodeling is not ideal for most of us. And it's incredible what difference new colors and design ideas can do without breaking the bank

The black bathroom vanity, black chair rail, and marble countertops are giving us life!

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A mid-century modern bathroom renovation to suit the existing character of the house. The client's goals were to improve the function and spacing of the bathroom while adding modern fixtures and materials. The clients were drawn to the colour green, so softer and warmer tones and colours such as warm brushed nickel and timber have been added to bring unity throughout the room.

Bath vanity after

Rocks and Tile in soothing spa colors envelop the shower. A cantilevered quartz bench in the shower rests beneath over sized niches providing ample storage.

The existing glass shower enclosure was removed as it was outdated and made the already small space feel more cramped. By replacing it with a frameless glass enclosure, it opens up the space while giving it a more modern look. My client wanted the shower to provide privacy when needed and thought it looked a little plain, so we went with an etched design with frosted glass. This gave her the privacy she wanted with a decorative touch and while still providing an open feel.

• White marble countertop • Silver Fixtures • Large Mirror • Medicine Cabinet • Modern Wood Vanity • Vanity Light • Corner Shower • Blue Shower Tiles

Adorable kid's bathroom with fun wall art, house plants and a modern farmhouse meets industrial vibe!

Both of these bathrooms have a very eclectic vibe. They stand out in their own way, one with bold patterns, and one with drastic elegant features. In the master bath we used a Carrera marble for the counter top, and utilized the same marble for the shower seat and the shower dam. On the vanity we used a square undermount sink, topped with a Moen faucet in an 8 inch spread. Under the countertop sits a clean, white painted raised panel cabinet with drawers to match. However, the true feature is the mosaic 2x2 hexagon pattern mosaic Carrera marble back splash. Choosing to tile the entire wall made the small vanity a true feature in the space. Another feature is the gorgeous shower, utilizing the same 2x2 mosaic marble on the top 1/3, and the shower floor. A 4x12 beveled subway tile was used on the majority of the shower wall. Matching the chrome features, we used a Moen faucet with a standard shower head, hand shower on a rail, and a wall mounted transfer valve. A simple shower niche with a 16” top portion, and a small 3” lower, with the Carrera marble insert to separate them. The flooring is a specially designed 6x16 matte finish porcelain tile, laid in a herringbone pattern for form and function in this small but elegant master bath. The guest bathroom boasts a brand new shower and tub combo reaching all the way up. What use to be a tub with drywall, is now a classic fabric looking 12x24 commercially rated porcelain tile. Including the window, so it can be used as its own shower niche of sorts. Yet again we offered a standard shower, and hand shower combination, but with a transfer valve connected to the shower head. We used our pride and joy, the floated shower and paired it with a shorter 15 inch tub height, to keep the water in, but offer an easier entrance to the shower area. The flooring is again a feature unto itself with the 20x20 varied patterned tile that matches the fabric tile of the shower space. A vanity that mimics the master bathroom including the square undermount sink, the chrome Moen faucet in an 8 inch spread, and the pulls on the cabinet doors, and knobs on the drawers.

Knotty cherry makes a beautiful vanity. Warm and comfortable and more of a furniture feel as it is connected to the master bedroom.