Photo Credit: Tessa Neustadt

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raked stone and grey-stained oak vanity create a coastal feel at this custom powder room design

Medallion Cabinetry's Potters Mill Beadboard Door in the Islander finish set the stage for the elegant Cowan hardware from Rejuvenation in Aged Brass and the Cassidy faucet from Delta in Champagne Bronze. The bathroom now has a casual elegant look.

Larry Arnal

This master bathroom in Atwater Village was completely transformed with unique tile choices. From the texture on the metallic accent tiles to the pattern on the porcelain wall tiles that give the illusion of light reflections over water, all the tiles and finishes were carefully curated to give the bathroom a coastal look. The pattern cement tiles used the space with personality by adding some color to the monochromatic gray palette.

The new walk-in shower with curb, glass door, and rainfall showerhead completely transformed this 1976 bathroom remodel in Newberg, Oregon.

The goal with this project was to create a functional kids’ bathroom for this family of five and the elegant master bath that their parents so deserve. The client was looking for classic, clean style but with unique details. In the kids’ bathroom, we did floor to ceiling shiplap on the walls and doors. We picked a textured porcelain for the floor tile to reduce slips! The master has herringbone Dolomite marble in two scales on the floor and shower floor, and we used the same Dolomite marble for the floor to ceiling feature wall. Both bathrooms feature custom vanities and modern polished chrome plumbing fixtures. The overall look is coastal, fresh and sophisticated.

This guest bathroom remodel was designed to mirror the coastal experience of Virginia Beach, by introducing driftwood tiles and quiet tones of gray and blue.

Siri Blanchette/Blind Dog Photo Associates This master bath was designed with the feel of a misty, overcast day on a natural Maine beach. The porcelain tile looks like gray limestone, the textured laminate on the vanity looks like aged driftwood, and the wall color looks like an overcast sky.

The bathroom in our Naples design project is sophisticated and accented with coastal details.