This powder room underwent an amazing transformation. From mixed matched colors to a beautiful black and gold space, this bathroom is to die for. Inside is brand new floor tiles and wall paint along with an all new shower and floating vanity. The walls are covered in a snake skin like wall paper with black wainscoting to accent. A half way was added to conceal the toilet and create more privacy. Gold fixtures and a lovely gold chandelier light up the space perfectly.

Jeffrey Totaro

Master Shower with Plant wall.

Photography by Jeffrey Volker

A clean, white marble look with dramatic veining, Adura® Legacy (color "White with Beige" shown) captures the timeless beauty of Tuscan Carrara marble in a modern shape: http://www.mannington.com/Residential/Adura/AduraTile/Legacy/AR411

A large brass and acrylic mirror is polished and on trend. The matte black industrial faucet and wall sconce add an unexpected eclectic twist to the mix.

That bathroom has been created from the initial toilet and 1m2 from the bedroom. There is no direct sunlight so I decided to go bold, with a black and white flooring from Victorian Plumbing, a blue wall tiling from Topps Tiles, blue paint from Valspar and black from Dulux, bathroom cabinet and toilet and shower cubicle from Victorian plumbing.

Tapete Komodo von Osborne & Little, schwarzes Sicis Glasmosaik, Waschbecken Aquababy von Flaminia, Vola Armatur Edelstahl gebürstet, Keramiklichtschalter rund, Design Heizkörper silber, Tapete schwarz grün, Kronleuchter, Wandleuchter, Wandappliken

Suspended white oak double vanity. Beige marble like tiles going throughout and into the curbless shower.

The walls in this powder room were painted warm black and the ceiling was painted a great bold golden hue. The zebra wood floating vanity has flat doors and the hardware selected keeps things minimal and the wood really shines. The black quartz countertops and the white vessel sink, white toilet, and white trim in the room all offer great contrast to one another.

Master Shower with Plant wall.

Photo by: Shawn St. Peter Photography - What designer could pass on the opportunity to buy a floating home like the one featured in the movie Sleepless in Seattle? Well, not this one! When I purchased this floating home from my aunt and uncle, I didn’t know about floats and stringers and other issues specific to floating homes. Nor had I really thought about the hassle of an out of state remodel. Believing that I was up for the challenge, I grabbed my water wings, sketchpad, and measuring tape and jumped right in! If you’ve ever thought of buying a floating home, I’ve already tripped over some of the hurdles you will face. So hop on board - hopefully you will enjoy the ride. I have shared my story of this floating home remodel and accidental flip in my eBook "Sleepless in Portland." Just subscribe to our monthly design newsletter and you will be sent a link to view all the photos and stories in my eBook. http://www.designvisionstudio.com/contact.html

A person’s home is the place where their personality can flourish. In this client’s case, it was their love for their native homeland of Kenya, Africa. One of the main challenges with these space was to remain within the client’s budget. It was important to give this home lots of character, so hiring a faux finish artist to hand-paint the walls in an African inspired pattern for powder room to emphasizing their existing pieces was the perfect solution to staying within their budget needs. Each room was carefully planned to showcase their African heritage in each aspect of the home. The main features included deep wood tones paired with light walls, and dark finishes. A hint of gold was used throughout the house, to complement the spaces and giving the space a bit of a softer feel.

Black powder bathroom.

Foto: bluetomatophotos. ©Houzz España 2018