As this bathroom uses dark Mahogany wood tones for its vanity and other wooden elements, the rest of the finishes of the bathroom are in lighter colors. The walls are light beige with white moldings, while the floors are polished white marble with light gray veins. The countertop material is also lighter in color, using white quartz stone instead of darker granite materials
The Baltic brown granite countertop used in this bathroom’s vanity greatly complements the Maple wood cabinets. Because the space is limited, large frameless mirror was used instead of framed mirrors, and from there you will see the shower area which uses glass mosaic tiles in light cream for its walls. The bathtub area uses ceramic tiles which is also used for the main flooring of the bathroom, and the upper walls are in semi-gloss light yellow paint.
The use of marble tiles with prominent gray veins for the flooring and the countertop of this bathroom surely makes the space reminiscent of classical Roman architecture. This is combined with white wall paneling, oakwood cabinets, as well as bricks painted in an off-white colors. The ceiling uses light gray matte paint instead of white, which helps make the white wall panelings stand-out better.
This bathroom is strategically located, with an outstanding view of the outdoors. The main material used in this design are polished porcelain tiles in a peach/cream shade. Since the ceiling of this bathroom is really high, Solid Oak wood panels were also used in the upper part of the wall. A large jacuzzi tub allows one to luxuriate and enjoy the surroundings.
This contemporary bathroom design uses modern color combinations, layout and materials. To start with, the floors uses polished porcelain tiles in a gray concrete finish, combined with a section using off-white homogenous tiles with horizontal grooves to prevent slipping. Instead of conventional wooden baseboard, stainless steel was used instead as it is also more resilient to moisture and wear. The walls combines a warm mocha color with an accent of red. For areas exposed to moisture, gray stone mosaic tiles and off-white polished porcelain tiles were used.
For this grandiose bathroom design, it focuses on the use of simple but luxurious materials. The floors uses white porcelain tiles, mixed with glass mosaic tiles bordering the diagonally-arranged tiles in the middle. Solid wood cabinets are topped with white Granite countertop and the wood retains its natural oak wood color. The walls are painted in light yellow with white ceiling and moldings.
This spacious bathroom uses natural limestone tiles for its floors, while keeping its walls plain with white paint in semi-gloss finish. The wall behind the vanity area is finished with salt & pepper solid-surface material, which is also used for the countertops and fascia. For some walls, full-length frameless mirrors are also placed to give an illusion of an even larger space.
This modern bathroom design features a large space and a high ceiling with skylight. For the floors and the walls of the shower area, it uses 30×30 marble finish polished porcelain tiles. The cabinets are in Golden Oak wood finish with white solid-surface counters. Walls surrounding the elevated bathtub area have full-length mirrors which extends until the ceiling, further extending the look of the space, while the other walls are painted in black.
This bathroom uses 30×30 polished porcelain tiles in a natural stone finish. This extends up to the walls of the shower area, while the walls surrounding the bathtub is painted with Marsala. The ceiling and moldings are all in white, while the counter top for the vanity uses ruby red granite.
An elegant bathroom with high quality polished natural stone tiles, combined with a nice warm beige paint for the walls, cream colored moldings and white painted ceiling. Stone material used for the bathtub and shower bench is brown Granite, while the counter opts to use white marble stone for its surface.
A simple bathroom design which uses only one type of tile for the whole area. It uses natural stone ceramic tiles in beige tones, combined with walls painted in a color similar to Sherwin Williams “Cargo Pants 40162”. For the vanity, it uses dark gray quartz countertop with unfinished wood cabinets.
This large bathroom uses natural stone ceramic tiles for most of its floors with accents of dark brown mosaic stone tiles. The cabinets for the vanity are in dark Mahogany finish topped with Granite countertop, while the walls are painted in a shade similar to Sherwin Williams “Crushed Ice”, with moldings painted in Sherwin Williams “Skipping Stone” (or similar).
