Eclectic Bathroom Design Ideas with a Corner Shower
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Maria Aureli
It was important to the homeowner to keep the integrity of this 1948 home — adding headroom and windows to the rooms on the second floor without changing the charm and proportions of the cottage.
A dormer in the master bathroom allows for more windows and a vaulted ceiling.
The bathroom vanity was designed to provide maximum storage.
The second floor is modernized, the floor plan is streamlined, more comfortable and gracious.
This project was photographed by Andrea Hansen
Interior finishes by Judith Rosenthal
Alison Giese Interiors
This master bath was reconfigured by opening up the wall between the former tub/shower, and a dry vanity. A new transom window added in much-needed natural light. The floors have radiant heat, with carrara marble hexagon tile. The vanity is semi-custom white oak, with a carrara top. Polished nickel fixtures finish the clean look.
Photo: Robert Radifera
JBR Designs
Client is a beautiful artist with eclectic style who wanted a creative bohemian primary bathroom. Navy blue Ann Sacks floor tile, coupled with white handmade tile on the shower walls, helped to achieve a fun, inspiring space!
Julia Chasman Design
Exposed pipe shower system from Vintage Tub & Bath in oil-rubbed bronze. Zellige Tile
Massey Interiors
During the process photos are sent to the client to keep them up to date on the progress of the project.
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Keeping the bathroom feeling spacious and grand, the designer went with a glass enclosed walk in shower that is slightly recessed into the corner (technically an alcove), allowing for the space of the shower to not impact the overall feel of the bathroom.
Cape Associates, Inc.
Luxury Cape Cod purple bathroom with freestanding bath and custom windows and beadboard accents. Photographed by Greg Premru
Sarah Bernardy Design, LLC
The original vanity was given a face lift; new doors, drawers, and hardware blend well with the gray of the concrete counter top and tiles.
The original tall linen cabinet on the right of the vanity was removed and a new cabinet made shorter in its place that now has more functioning storage; drawers and a pull out hamper. This also changed the feel of the space as it opened up the corner as you enter the space.
Interior Design and finish selection by Sarah Bernardy-Broman of Sarah Bernardy Design, LLC
Contracted through Purcell Quality, Inc.
Photograph by Jon Huelskamp of Landmark Photography
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