A large family bathroom in the loft space of this traditional home. The bathroom was designed to make a statement using monochrome zigzag floor tiles, marble wall tiles and black components alongside a free-standing roll top bath.

Art Deco style bathroom with a reclaimed basin, roll top bath in Charlotte's Locks and high cistern toilet. The lattice tiles are from Fired Earth and the wall panels are Railings.

© Delphine Guyart Design

This builder-house was purchased by a young couple with high taste and style. In order to personalize and elevate it, each room was given special attention down to the smallest details. Inspiration was gathered from multiple European influences, especially French style. The outcome was a home that makes you never want to leave.

Creation of the harmonious and comfortable living space is the base of the work. This is a subtle and refined decision of an interior in keeping with the classic style of the XIX century.

Todd Wright

The rug is only being used in photos to hide the ginormous floor crack we discovered after we moved in. I swear we do not actually keep a gross hair- and bacteria-collecting rug in our bathroom! Photo © Bethany Nauert

The mirror was a $20 find at a Habitat ReStore and the wall mount fixture is a ceiling fixture from Ikea. The towel rack is meant to emulate the kind found in a bowling alley. It's merely a drawer pull.

Jeff Garland Photography

Photo: Alexandra Crafton © 2016 Houzz Tile: subway, Home Depot; shelving: Ikea; wall and ceiling paint: Moonlight White, Benjamin Moore; floor tile: SomerTile Thirties Vertex, OverStock

Visit Our Showroom 8000 Locust Mill St. Ellicott City, MD 21043 Metrie Fashion Forward Tiffany Blue Interior Door- A Bath Fit for Holly Golightly - Designed by Lisa Mende. Channel your inner Holly Golightly with this Breakfast at Tiffany’s inspired DXV bathroom. The room employs the transitional style of Fashion Forward Scene II mouldings for a decidedly urban look. Mouldings and walls were painted a matte gray to create texture within the room. The white-on-white scheme of the ceiling mouldings creates additional interest in the room. Two Fashion Forward doors were used to create a glamorous double-door entry. Simple, yet sophisticated. Classic, yet playful. You can make this collection speak to so many styles.

Photo: Adrienne DeRosa © 2015 Houzz "We joke that our style is the Bryan and Catherine Mashup because it really is a compromise of both of our styles,' explains Catherine. "If Bryan were to do a house and I were to do a house, they would likely come out different." Gutted and completely redesigned, the bathroom is a perfect compromise between Bryan and Catherine's seemingly opposite design preferences. "I would say my style is more eclectic," Catherine explains. "I like curvy lines whereas Bryan likes things straight and sleek and clean." By keeping the color scheme consistent throughout the space, the elements work together seamlessly. Plain square tiles exude a vintage vibe when offset into a subway pattern and set against dark grout, while stainless penny tiles and open storage lend an industrial quality to the room. The addition of a chandelier and flowy shower curtains soften the space, exemplifying the definition of their style.

A transplant from Maryland to New York City, my client wanted a true New York loft-living experience, to honor the history of the Flatiron District but also to make him feel at "home" in his newly adopted city. We replaced all the floors with reclaimed wood, gutted the kitchen and master bathroom and decorated with a mix of vintage and current furnishings leaving a comfortable but open canvas for his growing art collection.

Restoring a beautiful listed building while adding in period features and character through colour and pattern.

foto Giulio Oriani The bathroom with white tiles and blue walls

The sink and faucet were eBay finds..