Open modern bathroom with herringbone tiles with oak cabinetry to warm the space and black tap ware to contrast

Detalle de baño secundario, con ducha de microcemento. Proyecto: Hulahome Fotografía: Javier Bravo

Once again the team at DCI Home Improvements has gone above and beyond and presented to our clients one of the most amazing bathrooms that we have completed to date. Our clients came to us actually pre-Covid in 2019 to start working on this project. The design went through many different stages over the next few years but the design that we finished on was the perfect fit for the space. The features of this bathroom include: Large format 24” x 48” shower wall tiles. River rock shower floor tiles. Dual shower heads on both ends of the shower with dual handhelds. Dual 12” x 21” shower wall niches. Custom glass shower enclosure. Custom euro style of cabinetry. Quartz countertops. Smooth side toilet. LED ceiling lighting. 52” ceiling fan. Large format floor tile. And a hidden attic access (hidden so well you can’t see it in the photos). All finish items were provided by Pro Source of Port Richey for this project. Plumbing was provided by County Wide Plumbing of Holiday. Electrical was provided by Palm Harbor Electric. Drywall finishing was provided by Mid-State Drywall or Dade City. This is a great example of what can be accomplished in a primary bathroom that has an abundance of space.

This beautiful Italian vanity with a push-to-open feature has a wood effect and is complemented by soft, neutral textured tiles with gentle waves that exude tranquillity. The minimalist design is enhanced by the recessed Keuco mirror cabinet that provides ample storage space without compromising the refined aesthetic.

Ambiance végétale pour la salle de bains de 6m². Ici, le blanc se marie à merveille avec toutes les nuances de verts… des verts doux et tendres pour créer une atmosphère fraîche et apaisante, propice à la détente. Et pour réchauffer tout ça, rien de tel que le bois clair, à la fois chaleureux et lumineux. Nous avons préféré plutôt des meubles simples, en un bloc, sans fantaisie, pour un sentiment d'espace très agréable. La touche finale ? Un panneau décoratif aux motifs végétaux dans la douche / baignoire avec l’avantage de limiter le nombre de joints par rapport à des carreaux de carrelage, c’est donc plus facile à entretenir ! Et nous avons ajouté des roseaux artificiels mis en valeur dans de jolis paniers en osier.

Nicki Wright

Anthony Toulon

Justin Lambert

Komplex-Projekt eines Gästehauses am Rande eines Waldes, umgeben von Seen. In den Arbeitsbereich fielen die Gestaltung einiger Gästezimmer, Bäder und Gemeinschaftsbereiche. Um den Anforderungen eines Gästehauses gerecht zu werden, haben wir eine Hotelmöbel-Kollektion kreiert: Ein Bett, Nachtkästchen, eine Bank, eine moblie Garderobe mit Spiegel, ein Schränkchen für unter dem Waschbecken, ein Spiegel für Bäder, sowie Möbel für Gemeinschaftsbereiche wie ein Kaffeetisch, ein Bücherregal, ein Frisiertisch und eine Bank. Alle Möbel sind ein Projekt von Loft Kolasinski und aus geöltem Eichenholz hergestellt. Die Einrichtung des Gästehauses beinhaltet Vintage-Möbel, -Teppiche und -Lampen aus den 30er-, 50er-, 60er- und 70er-Jahren, die aus Italien, Frankreich, den Niederlanden, Tschechien und Polen stammen. Alle Möbel wurden einer professionellen Restaurierung unterzogen. Im Wohnzimmer gibt es ein Set von polnischen high-end HI-FI-Geräten aus den 80er-Jahren. Diese bilden eine einzigartige Attraktion für Liebhaber analoger Musik. Karolina Bąk www.karolinabak.com

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A Jack & JIll Bathroom renovation that opens up the space creating an elegant, tranquille and spa like ensuite.

Aujourd'hui, la salle de bain est dotée d'une grande vasque et d'un miroir avec une tablette ce qui permet de poser son nécessaire de toilettes sans encombrer l'espace. Dessous un meuble occupant tout l'espace restant entre la paroi de douche et le mur permet d'optimiser au maximum le rangement.

Un espace toilette optimisé avec un lave-main et rangement en dessous. La couleur "bleu glacier" est apaisante et les cabochons noirs au sol donnent une "touch" élégante à ce petit espace.

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Once again the team at DCI Home Improvements has gone above and beyond and presented to our clients one of the most amazing bathrooms that we have completed to date. Our clients came to us actually pre-Covid in 2019 to start working on this project. The design went through many different stages over the next few years but the design that we finished on was the perfect fit for the space. The features of this bathroom include: Large format 24” x 48” shower wall tiles. River rock shower floor tiles. Dual shower heads on both ends of the shower with dual handhelds. Dual 12” x 21” shower wall niches. Custom glass shower enclosure. Custom euro style of cabinetry. Quartz countertops. Smooth side toilet. LED ceiling lighting. 52” ceiling fan. Large format floor tile. And a hidden attic access (hidden so well you can’t see it in the photos). All finish items were provided by Pro Source of Port Richey for this project. Plumbing was provided by County Wide Plumbing of Holiday. Electrical was provided by Palm Harbor Electric. Drywall finishing was provided by Mid-State Drywall or Dade City. This is a great example of what can be accomplished in a primary bathroom that has an abundance of space.

Our Scandinavian bathroom.. you can also see the video of this design https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vS1A8XAGUYU for more information and contacts, please visit our website. www.mscreationandmore.com/services

Space was at a premium in this very petite bathroom measuring just 1.7m x 2.2m. My client wanted to continue the light and bright feeling created throughout the rest of this Bondi apartment, and most importantly, she wanted to include a bath. This required considered space planning to ensure it met the brief on both form and function. The palette was kept light to create a sense of space. Simple white wall tiles were used in combination with a sandy grey concrete-style floor tile, while an Oak timber vanity helped to soften the space. Styling was kept to a minimum with just a touch of copper and greenery so we didn’t crowd it out (that’s can be one of the hardest things to do – keeping styling items limited to the ones that make an impact rather than trying to fill every possible space). This bathroom was part of a bigger renovation and makeover of an Art Deco one bedroom apartment in Bondi in Sydney’s eastern suburbs. It had great bones and bucketloads of potential, but needed plenty of thought and expertise applied to get the best result for my client. Have a look at how we updated this apartment’s living room and see how we transformed the kitchen from a dingy u-shaped cooking space to a functioning, modern open-plan kitchen that integrates seamlessly into the living room. Scott Keenan - @travellingman_au