This modern bathroom design has a truly interesting combination and choice of finishes. While it keeps a simple color palette consisting of white and shades of brown, the choices of tiles is very notable. The floors are a combination of white and brown anti-slip ceramic tiles, but the walls uses a very unique lather-textured ceramic tiles in white and brown. The bathtub and the cantilever counter is clad with polished wood-finish porcelain tiles. The brown leather chair in the middle of the bathroom also adds into the variety of textures in the bathroom.
A very simple bathroom design which uses 30×60 slate tiles for its floors, in combination with brick-sized slate tiles to clad the surrounding area of the bathtub. Instead of plain white paint, this bathroom instead uses white faux brick ceramic tiles for its walls and combines it with light gray walls for the other areas of the bathroom.
This master bathroom combines natural slate tile floors in cream for its floors with warm gray ceramic tiles for the walls and bathtub area. The walls and even the ceiling are painted in light Tan to give a warmer feel to the bathroom. For the cabinets, they are finished with white wood finish laminates and topped with a beautiful red quartz countertop.
This modern bathroom design is devoid of too much decoration, but instead allows you to focus on its very unique accent wall found behind the freestanding bathtub. It sues beige graphicote glass panels with circular designs/patterns. The walls and the floors for the rest of the bathroom uses light cream ceramic tiles, while the cabinets are laminated with plain tan laminates, topped with mocha solid-surface countertop.
This bathroom just uses two types of tiles: 60×60 rustic brown porcelain tiles for its walls and floors and rustic brown mosaic tiles for the cladding of the bathtub. The frameless glass divider in clear and frosted finish gives a nice variation of finish and texture to the space, as well as the chrome-finished fixtures.
This beautiful bathroom uses non-slip porcelain tiles for its floors and most of its other surfaces, combined with light tan paint for the walls and a similar-colored cream granite countertop. To complement the classic look of this bathroom, satin-finished fixtures were used instead of chrome, and the cabinets maintains its natural mahogany finish
A minimalist bathroom design which beautifully combines rough and smooth finishes. The floors uses cherry finished treated wooden floor planks, while the counters are a combination of black and white solid surface. The upper section of the vanity area is plywood with rough concrete finishing painted over with black and framed with stainless steel to hold it together.
This bathroom design remains true to its modern aesthetics by using modern colors and materials. The floors uses dark gray porcelain tiles, and the walls are painted in white. The left wall cabinetry uses modules in a size similar to the tiles used on the floors and walls, and with its high-gloss finish, makes it look like tiles as well. The round bathtub in the center of the room is glad with natural stone mosaic tiles to give a texture variation.
A cozy bathroom design with classical design elements. The floors used are marble porcelain tiles with its central portion out of a smaller piece of granite tiles. The wood are dark mahogany, with salt & pepper granite tiles for the bathtub and counter. The walls are also expertly painted with faux marble finish in a light tan shade.
This large bathroom uses a light-colored polished porcelain tiles. The bathtub area and its backsplash also uses the same material as the floors, and the center area of the bathroom has a porcelain tile border with a mosaic tile for its central design. The countertop for the vanity/desk surface uses natural slate in a nice peach cream color, and all moldings, doors and cabinetry are in white.
Albeit small, this custom bathroom is beautifully designed and treated with excellent materials. Most notable is the Polished natural travertine wall near the vanity. The floors also uses polished granite with a unique design/pattern just across the vanity table. The wall behind the bathtub uses wood finish ceramic tiles in light gray, and the rest of the walls uses polished granite as well.
For this master bathroom, a combination of natural stone ceramic tiles were used for the floor and the walls. The upper part of the walls are in light sage paint with rough finishing effect reminiscent of raw concrete walls. The splashboard and border tiles used are multi-colored glass & Capiz mosaic tiles, while the vanity countertop material is gray solid granite combined with a nice teak wood vanity.
