Powder Room Design Ideas with a One-piece Toilet and Matchstick Tile
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Lucy Furniss Design
This powder room feature floor to ceiling pencil tiles in this gorgeous Jade Green colour. We used a Concrete Nation vessel from Plumbline and Gunmetal tapware from ABI Interiors. The vanities are solid oak and are a gorgeous unique design.
Dall Designer Homes
This powder room with custom floating vanity is an absolute delight! The vertically stacked KitKat tiles add a fabulous textural element in the stylish space.
Designlink Architecture and Interiors
INCYX photography
A simple copper mirror matches the glass copper vessel bowl in this updated powder room.
An otherwsie, small powder room gets it's pizzazz from metal backsplash and glass colored copper bowl .
Daniel Contelmo Architects
The vanity in this powder room takes advantage of the width of the room, providing ample counter space.
Photo by Daniel Contelmo Jr.
ID by Gwen
A large hallway close to the foyer was used to build the powder room. The lack of windows and natural lights called for the need of extra lighting and some "Wows". We chose a beautiful white onyx slab, added a 6"H skirt and underlit it with LED strip lights.
Photo credits: Gordon Wang - http://www.gordonwang.com/
Countertop
- PENTAL: White Onyx veincut 2cm slab from Italy - Pental Seattle Showroom
Backsplash (10"H)
- VOGUEBAY.COM - GLASS & STONE- Color: MGS1010 Royal Onyx - Size: Bullets (Statements Seattle showroom)
Faucet - Delta Loki - Brushed nickel
Maple floating vanity
Mark Brand Architecture
For this kitchen and bath remodel in San Francisco's Cole Valley, our client wanted us to open the kitchen up to the living room and create a new modern feel for all of the remodeled areas. Opening the kitchen to the living area provided a structural challenge as the wall we had to remove was load-bearing and there was a separately owned condo on the floor below. Working closely with a structural engineer, we created a strategy to carry the weight to the exterior walls of the building. In order to do this we had to tear off the entire roof and rebuild it with new structural joists which could span from property line to property line. To achieve a dramatic daylighting effect, we created a slot skylight over the back wall of the kitchen with the beams running through the skylight. Cerulean blue, back-painted glass for the backsplash and a thick waterfall edge for the island add more distinctive touches to this kitchen design. In the master bath we created a sinuous counter edge which tracks its way to the floor to create a curb for the shower. Green tile imported from Morocco adds a pop of color in the shower and a custom built indirect LED lighting cove creates a glow of light around the mirror. Photography by Christopher Stark.
Powder Room Design Ideas with a One-piece Toilet and Matchstick Tile
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