Designer Dawn Johns specified Norcraft Cabinetry’s Cottage Maple door style in White for the bathroom vanity and wall cabinet above the toilet for additional storage. The beadboard door style is a staple design piece for any coastal design and brings some subtle texture to the space. A Recycled Glass Surface from Curava in the color Savaii was selected for the vanity countertop and was a unique way to include natural elements that resemble the look of sea glass into this coastal space. The vanity was complete with the Ribbon & Reed Hardware in Pewter Antique from Top Knobs Hardware. Mikonos 12x24 tile in Coral from Tesoro was used for the bathroom floor as well as the shower walls in a vertical layout. The shower was complete with a recessed niche and a frameless glass hinge door. Coastal décor was used to complete the space such as a rustic framed mirror and nautical inspired light fixture.

This modern bathroom has a recycled glass mosaic shower back splash design, this pattern is called Futurist. There are many mosaic patterns available and the colors can be changed to fit anyone's taste. The counter is made from a recycled granite and glass, the color is called Bianco Real. The material does not need to be sealed or resurfaced. It is scratch resistant, heat resistant and stain resistant. There are many colors, from white, black and brown, to red, blue and grey's.

Photo: SpaceCrafting

New Ceasarstone counter with glass backsplash. Kept existing mirror and Vanity.

This bonus room bathroom countertop is made from recycled glass bottles, a great way to be environmentally friendly. This Curava product is made with recycled glass pieces - a countertop that is beautiful, plus a good conversation piece. The polished faucets and mirror set the countertop and backsplash off quite nicely. The vanity is complete with a white enamel rectangular undermount sink.

Meredith Richard

Acquerello

Builder-grade, tired and outdated fixtures paired with peeling wallpaper and missing tiles served as the impetus behind this homeowners desire to remodel. Careful thought and consideration went into the selection of each bath product as the client wanted a clean design with a contemporary flair. The homeowners enlisted Renovisions to take on the task and transform their bathroom into the beautiful, zen-like bathing space they envisioned. Each step of the remodeling process was completed carefully to ensure a proper facelift. Beautiful, natural pebble tiles accented by a border of 12”x12” tan colored marble tiles set the overall feel of this new space. The vanity, a medium stained cherry wood contemporary styled wall-hung cabinet, and the ice stone countertop compliment the gorgeous blue-green hues of the mosaic wall tile. The chrome finished wall-hung faucet has the perfect design choice for the narrow yet sleek vanity. The tub/shower side walls boast stylish 6”x12” marble tiles installed in a horizontal pattern while the blue/green mosaic tiles on the back wall create a dramatic focal point in the otherwise neutral color palate. Desired amenities such as a deeper soaking tub, a custom tiled shampoo cubby, a hand-held shower head and slide bar and a decorative safety grab bar provided both the functionality and style the homeowners sought after. Upon completion, this full bath exudes a sophisticated and heavenly atmosphere to provide a truly “do-it-yourself” spa experience.

Photographs by Sophie Piesse

Custom Cabinetry from Homecrest in the Sedona door style in Maple painted White, with custom floating shelves. Vanity Hardware from Atlas in the Clamshell Knob in Verdigris finish. Recycled Glass Countertop from Curava in Savaii with a 3cm eased edge. Porcelain Tile Flooring from Tesoro in Tivoli 24x24 Pearl with a Polished finish. Shower Wall Tile from Tesoro in Tivoli 12x24 Pearl with a Polished finish. Verve Glass Mosaic in Icelandic from Bedrosians was used for the Shower Niche. Sliced Pebbles from Stone Mosaics in Oyster Bay was used for the Shower Pan. The Shower Sills were completed with Recycled Glass from Curava in Savaii.

Angela Rasmussen, Copyright 2014 House 2 Home Design & Build

Waterfalling down the middle of the wall, these spilling bubbles were oh so skillfully cut into the large format tiles surrounding them. Photography: Schweitzer Creative