Bathroom
The flooring wood-like tiles are called "Eclipse (color: Beige)" purchased from Arizona Tile, manufacturer: Marca Corona. The pebble tile is Baia Stone (color: Cremas) from Porcelanosa. For the shower, the field tile is porcelain (17" x 27"), and the accent tile is glass and stone mosaic SL- Harvest (12" x 12" sheet).
Floor? Walls - shiplap LOOK (this is actually tile) Wall tile: Natural Wilmington in white (6 by 24 inches), alternating with Streamline Artic White polished (4 by 6 inches), both by Thorntree; floor tile: Sand Sliced Pebbles, Thorntree; cabinet paint: Pure White SW 7005 in satin finish, Sherwin-Williams; wall covering: Bankun raffia in Light Gray T14138, Thibaut;
Shower! The clear glass lets natural light into the entire room. A curbless entry creates a smooth transition between the shower stall and the rest of the bathroom floor. The shower stall has a 1-inch by 1-inch coordinating marble tile floor. Rosene had 12-inch by 12-inch tiles cut in half to 12 inches by 6 inches for the shower walls. Note the waterfall detail on the shower bench.
10. Splurge on a few high-end materials. A little designer secret is that because bathrooms are usually smaller spaces, splurging on a few higher-end materials and finishes can be a good investment that can make your space seem incredibly luxurious. So before you issue a mandate that your bathroom will feature only the most basic, affordable materials, look at materials for wall and floor coverings, countertops and more on the higher end of the spectrum. You might find that adding one or more of these materials to a small portion of your bathroom is within your budget.
Artistic Tile Musee Collection; Sinuous pattern in Ming Green Designed by Jamie Drake
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