A contemporary master bathroom provides ample sink space for two, plus a makeup station to the left. This Mukilteo bath uses straight lines and slatted side pieces to support the floating wood soffit. The soffit houses the spot lighting, while defining the vanity space in a room with tall vaulted ceilings. Reed glass in the front cabinet allows color to show through, but contents to be obscured. Cabinets are a honey-maple in a no-nonsense shaker style and show off the curved nickel finished handles. 18" square floor tile was set at a diagonal to take advantage of the angles in the room.
Custom tile shower in the contemporary bath above features body jets, two sets of shower heads, plus volume and thermostatic controls. Tile corner bench provides space for sitting or resting a foot while the recessed soap/ shampoo holder stores shampoos in the wall without excess accessories. Semi-custom glass shower enclosure is nickel finished to match pulls and plumbing fixtures. Heated floor can be set to turn on before waking up in the morning, and turned down for the evening.
No - your eyes are not funny. We pieced these photos together to give you a full view of this gentlemen's bath in Shoreline. Faux leather painted lower wall beneath a wood chair rail creates a club feel. Slate look porcelain tile is teamed up with darker wood cabinetry and deep taupe colored solid surface countertops to finish this bath. Hard corners were softened by creating more angled walls. Vanity lights are set into the mirror allowing reflected light to brighten the space even more.
This Seattle master bath has storage to spare. The double-sink vanity has a solid surface countertop and undermount sinks - great for easy cleaning. Vanity is raised on legs and lit underneath to provide a night light. Reflected in the mirror are matching tall cabinets for display, extra mirror space and storage of towels. They also house the steam generator for the adjacent steam shower. Multi-colored slate finishes off the floor and the shower.
Woodinville master bath combines tile with solid surfaces in the shower. Shower head & valve were moved to the right hand wall in order to create a bench seat in the shower that is an extension of the tub deck. Sleek, sanitary surfaces are combined with the beauty of tile. Cultured granite countertops with integral sinks make clean-up a snap. Square laminate floor tiles are used over radiant heat for cozy comfort.
This Redmond Plateau bathroom was completed redesigned and re-configured. The original bath had no window, so adding a glass block window brightened up the room while still providing privacy. 'His" and 'Her" vanities (his is shown here) provide plenty of storage and sink space for a busy couple. Marble tile was used for the countertops and as trim around the tub surround, shower and floor. The heated floors are finished with a porcelain tile that includes an inlaid marble & bronze metal deco border. Bronze deco tiles also grace the shower and the tub surround to complement the antique bronze fixtures.
A contemporary master bathroom provides ample sink space for two, plus a makeup station to the left. This Mukilteo bath uses straight lines and slatted side pieces to support the floating wood soffit. The soffit houses the spot lighting, while defining the vanity space in a room with tall vaulted ceilings. Reed glass in the front cabinet allows color to show through, but contents to be obscured. Cabinets are a honey-maple in a no-nonsense shaker style and show off the curved nickel finished handles. 18" square floor tile was set at a diagonal to take advantage of the angles in the room. 
Custom tile shower in the contemporary bath above features body jets, two sets of shower heads, plus volume and thermostatic controls. Tile corner bench provides space for sitting or resting a foot while the recessed soap/ shampoo holder stores shampoos in the wall without excess accessories. Semi-custom glass shower enclosure is nickel finished to match pulls and plumbing fixtures. Heated floor can be set to turn on before waking up in the morning, and turned down for the evening. 
No - your eyes are not funny. We pieced these photos together to give you a full view of this gentlemen's bath in Shoreline. Faux leather painted lower wall beneath a wood chair rail creates a club feel. Slate look porcelain tile is teamed up with darker wood cabinetry and deep taupe colored solid surface countertops to finish this bath. Hard corners were softened by creating more angled walls. Vanity lights are set into the mirror allowing reflected light to brighten the space even more.
This Seattle master bath has storage to spare. The double-sink vanity has a solid surface countertop and undermount sinks - great for easy cleaning. Vanity is raised on legs and lit underneath to provide a night light. Reflected in the mirror are matching tall cabinets for display, extra mirror space and storage of towels. They also house the steam generator for the adjacent steam shower. Multi-colored slate finishes off the floor and the shower.
Woodinville master bath combines tile with solid surfaces in the shower. Shower head & valve were moved to the right hand wall in order to create a bench seat in the shower that is an extension of the tub deck. Sleek, sanitary surfaces are combined with the beauty of tile. Cultured granite countertops with integral sinks make clean-up a snap. Square laminate floor tiles are used over radiant heat for cozy comfort. 
This Redmond Plateau bathroom was completed redesigned and re-configured. The original bath had no window, so adding a glass block window brightened up the room while still providing privacy. 'His" and 'Her" vanities (his is shown here) provide plenty of storage and sink space for a busy couple. Marble tile was used for the countertops and as trim around the tub surround, shower and floor. The heated floors are finished with a porcelain tile that includes an inlaid marble & bronze metal deco border. Bronze deco tiles also grace the shower and the tub surround to complement the antique bronze fixtures. 
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