Bathrooms

The glass shower is nice and open to the rest of the washroom and toilet. The custom tile work is nice and the built-in shelves are convenient for toiletries.

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This is similar to your room now except for the left side (bathtub). The cabinets are beautiful. Note the 'dresser' design on the bottom. The cabinets are designed to look like a piece of furniture. LIght fixture are chunky and masculine.

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Cabinetry is a striking espresso with matching mirrors. The grey tile is beautiful and goes nicely with the hardware.

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In terms of layout: an option for keeping the new shower open concept with the rest of the room. In this picture it is beside the tub, but with the layout you are talking about, it would be the toilet.

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A soft monochromatic palette. Consider an undercounter sink b/c it's easier to keep clean.

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It's all in the detail! Crystal knobs are quite lovely!

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In some of our photos you have large box sink. If the bowl doesn't flow down towards the drain, it gets dirty very quickly! I like the mirror in this picture.

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A sitting area in the shower with built-in areas for toiletries. I like the mosaic tiles. Again, it's that added custom touch that really makes a difference.

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This room is one of my favourites because: The combination of the dark cabinetry, light wall colour, is striking and the white accents complete the spa feel. LIght fixtures are stunning. The custom armoire/cabinet would be lovely opposite your vanity (when you first walk in on the right side).

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The small tile around the vanity is a great custom look. The larger tile has been placed in a 'brick' pattern.

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The individual mirrors add interest and define each space. Wall sconces make this space look total custom. The different heights for the cabinetry add interest.

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The open shelving on the bottom - keeps the vanity looking airy. The round mirrors offset the straight lines.

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