Shower deck system Complete waterproofing system for built-in showers. A new style of shower tray for more exclusive bathrooms. This system includes a totally flat shower base where the water drains out between the tiles. This means that the water outlet is hidden from view, so a wooden flooring effect can be achieved but with the benefits of ceramic tiles. The prefabricated shower tray has been designed to sit underneath ceramic tiles that are not fixed permanently. The ceramic tiles are fixed to guides that sit atop the shower tray, hiding the outlet and allowing the water to filter out between the tiles. Porcelanosa Oxford Antracita Anti-Slip 14.3 x 90cm wall and floor tiles

Iñaki Iglesias San Pablo

Clever space-saving bathroom design in this Scripps Ranch home brings a small space to life. Build firm - Cairns Craft Design & Remodel

Foto: Alessio Beato

Remodel featuring a modern master bathroom with grey oak single vanity, high-end chrome fixtures, marble mosaic accent wall, top of the line Toto toilet, black ceramic shower tile enclosure with custom designed shower door. Photo by Exceptional Frames.

Design by Minosa - Images by Nicole England This small main bathroom was created for two growing children, all services have been placed on one wall to improve the efficiency of the space. Minosa ScoopED washbasin, Custom Joinery and shaving cabinets have been created. The shaving doors lift up rather than opening outwards. Recessed LED lighting is layered and multi switchable so the bathroom can be up when you want and also softer at night time. Oversized wall & floor tiles create lovely clean lines by eliminating the grout lines.

Bathroom

Photography © Claudia Uribe-Touri

Sophie Nguyen Architects

An eye catching herringbone pattern in the wall tile and light under the floating bathroom cabinet offer unusual details to a bathroom remodel in the Glen Park neighborhood of San Francisco. Paired with the modern fixtures and transparent glass shower, these details create a play of volumes that quietly animate the serene space. Photography by Mark Luthringer

Amit Geron Photographer