Asian influences and a sophisticated color palate transform this modestly sized contemporary bathroom. An ebony stained Cherry vanity emulate the look of an antique Japanese black lacquer chest. The faux wood grain of the floor tile and linear glass tile in natural tones allude to grass mat floors and woven bamboo. Even the frame pattern in the shower suggests the design of a traditional Japanese shoji screen. Subtle details continue the them- brushed nickel faucets and the vessel sink are reminiscent of an old fashioned hand pump and wash basin.

Caco Photography - Carole Margand Although south facing en-suite bathrooms in Australia are notoriously dark, the finishes utilizes in this en-suite bathroom belies nature and creates a light filled yet warm environment. The effect was created by utilizing highly polished porcelain tiles in an elegant warm mocha grey tone on the floor and three walls. The fourth wall is tiled in white, capturing the available light from the small window and magnifying it through a full height mirror on the opposing wall. The light bounces from corner to corner creating an illusion of warmth, luxury and space.

Dorman Architects

Stylish and timeless guest bathroom with walk-in shower, classic toilet and wash basin finished in marble tiles. Antique mirror and plenty of natural light bring this bathroom in line with high end of this renovation. Chris Snook

The powder room walls are cladded with semi polished Jaisalmer contrasting with black Slate flooring, which also brings out the traditional colorful patterns on the yellow stone. The vanity comprises of stone wash basin carved with intricate ethnic detailing, brass accessories, and the mirror whose bamboo frame completes the royal Indian ethnicity.

The black wash basin, cabinetry and toilet add depth to this dramatic bathroom design. Designed by David Aspinall, Design Director at Sapphire Spaces, Exeter. Photography by Nicholas Yarsley

Basement master suite renovation

Simple, elegant bathroom. Transitional style.

James Hurt Lime wash on clay brick.

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This is an organic Lime Wash done with a true lime wash product as opposed to a brick mortar or concrete that is often seen on new houses. This product can be applied as a solid coating making the surface completely white, or can be applied and "washed off" in many artistic ways, as seen here. If you hate your brick or just want something unique this is a great option! Photo credit: Jeff Murrey

Contemporary Bathroom