We refinished the acrylic tub and the cultured marble skirt in the picture. We did the tub a standard white while doing a custom multi-speck finish on the tub skirt.

A refresh for a Berlin Altbau bathroom. Our design features soft sage green wall tile laid in a straight set pattern with white and grey circle patterned floor tiles and accents. We closed off one door way to make this bathroom more spacious and give more privacy to the previously adjoining room. Even though all the plumbing locations stayed in the same place, this space went through a great transformation resulting in a relaxing and calm bathroom. The modern fixtures include a “Dusch-WC” (shower toilet) from Tece that saves the space of installing both a toilet and a bidet and this model uses a hot water intake instead of an internal heater which is better for the budget and uses no electricity.

Fresh accessories show off this bathroom's most appealing features.

This stunning bathroom retains the black & white motif with a choice of Victorian floor tiles, with white rectangular wall tiles behind the bespoke vanity unit and toilet. For the bath, black rectangular tiles have been chosen.

Guest bathroom walk-in shower with black subway tile, custom hardware, and built-in shower bench.

6108 NW 151st Terrace, Edmond, OK | Deer Creek Village

A refresh for a Berlin Altbau bathroom. Our design features soft sage green wall tile laid in a straight set pattern with white and grey circle patterned floor tiles and accents. We closed off one door way to make this bathroom more spacious and give more privacy to the previously adjoining room. Even though all the plumbing locations stayed in the same place, this space went through a great transformation resulting in a relaxing and calm bathroom. The modern fixtures include a “Dusch-WC” (shower toilet) from Tece that saves the space of installing both a toilet and a bidet and this model uses a hot water intake instead of an internal heater which is better for the budget and uses no electricity.

Photo by Lair

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