Bathroom Design Ideas with Recessed-panel Cabinets and Wood-look Tile
Refine by:
Budget
Sort by:Popular Today
141 - 157 of 157 photos
Item 1 of 3
Drury DesignThis update involved keeping the existing floorplan while using new materials to bring the space up to date.
Design objectives
-Modernize the space
-Use eye-catching tile
-Vanity with more storage
-Brighter finish on plumbing fixtures
Design challenges:
-Get more storage/functionality out of the same vanity space
-Tile selection – finding the right combination for the large the space
-Material selection – getting that wow-factor effect without being able to move walls or plumbing. This refresh was all about choosing materials with impact.
-Bringing in more light in a space somewhat defined by an existing vaulted ceiling.
Design solutions:
-Removed the old built-in tub look and replaced it with a sleek freestanding tub
-Continued the same tile from the shower walls behind the freestanding tub for a beautiful look on the back wall when you walk into the space
-Created a vanity with undermount sinks, all at one level to gain more countertop space
-Added floating shelves by the vanity – this added more options for decor and easy access to everyday items
-Large-format tile = less visible grout
Carleton Kitchen & BathThe renovation was designed around the premise of being able to shower
or bathe and enjoy the beautiful country vistas from all angles. A beautiful free-standing
tub was centred among the oversized windows which lightened that end of the bathroom.
A European inspired walk through shower was created with an integrated tiled drain.
The six foot wide floor-to-ceiling glass wall provides drama with its simplicity. A
feature wall was created in the shower to house the plumbing and was kept sleek and
simple with natural looking tiles. The barnboard looking floor was inspired by the
surrounding barns on the property. The graceful lines of the tub are reflected in the
vessel sinks that sit atop the two maple Miralis vanities. A mirrored toe kick was used to
create the illusion of suspension while still providing long term structural stability. The
wooden ledge above the vanity acts as a landing zone for toothbrushes and makeup which
maximizes the space of the shallower vanity. The clean lines of the space draw your eye to
the outside and the air and light flows through the bathroom.
Drury DesignThis update involved keeping the existing floorplan while using new materials to bring the space up to date.
Design objectives
-Modernize the space
-Use eye-catching tile
-Vanity with more storage
-Brighter finish on plumbing fixtures
Design challenges:
-Get more storage/functionality out of the same vanity space
-Tile selection – finding the right combination for the large the space
-Material selection – getting that wow-factor effect without being able to move walls or plumbing. This refresh was all about choosing materials with impact.
-Bringing in more light in a space somewhat defined by an existing vaulted ceiling.
Design solutions:
-Removed the old built-in tub look and replaced it with a sleek freestanding tub
-Continued the same tile from the shower walls behind the freestanding tub for a beautiful look on the back wall when you walk into the space
-Created a vanity with undermount sinks, all at one level to gain more countertop space
-Added floating shelves by the vanity – this added more options for decor and easy access to everyday items
-Large-format tile = less visible grout
Carleton Kitchen & BathThe renovation was designed around the premise of being able to shower
or bathe and enjoy the beautiful country vistas from all angles. A beautiful free-standing
tub was centred among the oversized windows which lightened that end of the bathroom.
A European inspired walk through shower was created with an integrated tiled drain.
The six foot wide floor-to-ceiling glass wall provides drama with its simplicity. A
feature wall was created in the shower to house the plumbing and was kept sleek and
simple with natural looking tiles. The barnboard looking floor was inspired by the
surrounding barns on the property. The graceful lines of the tub are reflected in the
vessel sinks that sit atop the two maple Miralis vanities. A mirrored toe kick was used to
create the illusion of suspension while still providing long term structural stability. The
wooden ledge above the vanity acts as a landing zone for toothbrushes and makeup which
maximizes the space of the shallower vanity. The clean lines of the space draw your eye to
the outside and the air and light flows through the bathroom.
Drury DesignThis update involved keeping the existing floorplan while using new materials to bring the space up to date.
Design objectives
-Modernize the space
-Use eye-catching tile
-Vanity with more storage
-Brighter finish on plumbing fixtures
Design challenges:
-Get more storage/functionality out of the same vanity space
-Tile selection – finding the right combination for the large the space
-Material selection – getting that wow-factor effect without being able to move walls or plumbing. This refresh was all about choosing materials with impact.
-Bringing in more light in a space somewhat defined by an existing vaulted ceiling.
Design solutions:
-Removed the old built-in tub look and replaced it with a sleek freestanding tub
-Continued the same tile from the shower walls behind the freestanding tub for a beautiful look on the back wall when you walk into the space
-Created a vanity with undermount sinks, all at one level to gain more countertop space
-Added floating shelves by the vanity – this added more options for decor and easy access to everyday items
-Large-format tile = less visible grout
Bathroom Design Ideas with Recessed-panel Cabinets and Wood-look Tile
8