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Half Bathroom Decor Ideas For Small Spaces
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A half bathroom is for your guests. Every homeowner needs half bathroom décor ideas for small spaces. A half bath has a sink and toilet, but not a shower or bathtub.
If you have guests, add a full bathroom to your guest bedroom. Your guests will feel welcomed.
Ingenious Half Bathroom Decor IdeasGo For A Powder Room Decor
View in galleryNathan Taylor For Obelisk HomeCalling a half bathroom a powder room can alter the way you use it. Although a powder room is a half bath, the name invokes something different.
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What Is A Water Closet?
There isn’t much of a difference between a half bathroom and a water closet. By design is simple and industrial. In Europe, a bathroom signs have “WC” written on them, which stands for water closet.
Contract builders refer to a room that has a toilet and sink as a water closet.
Water Closet Toilet Styles
Although the name isn’t common in the US, that doesn’t mean water closets aren’t popular. The most popular water closet toilet on the market today is the double cyclone flush toilet.
One main distinction of a water closet is the toilet. The toilet’s tank isn’t visible as it’s built into the wall.
A WC toilet saves almost a foot of space. The toilet tank is built into the bathroom wall. And the toilet’s basin is adjustable from 15 to 19 inches off the floor.
Add Wallpaper For Half Bathroom Decor
View in galleryHeizer DesignsFunky wallpaper can change the appearance of a half bathroom. Wallpaper is versatile and fits on walls or the wall behind a sink and toilet.
If you want to hang wallpaper in your half-bath, a relaxing hue like periwinkle blue would work.
Colors like red may have the opposite effect but the effects are so slight that you won’t notice the difference.
Get A Funky Mirror
View in galleryMowery Marsh ArchitectsThis is your chance to make that mirror shine. Mirrors are unnoticed in large spaces. When you have a small half bath, you can get something odd to make a fancy half bathroom.
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There are ways to use funky mirrors. You can get a unique shaped mirror, like a star. Or you can get a unique frame, like one with a rainbow or carved frame.
Bathroom Full-Length Mirror
View in galleryImage from millermillerrealestateIf you want a special mirror but want it to be classy, not funky, then get a full-length mirror. You can get a 40 or 70-inch and it’s a full-length mirror.
The best part about a full-length mirror is that guests can have a place to freshen up or even change clothes. It’s nice when you walk into someone’s guest bathroom and they have a full-length mirror.
Tile All The Way
View in galleryArchetype Design Studio, LLCTile can make a room look so much nicer, a bathroom. The problem is tile is expensive. But when you’re tiling a small space like a half bathroom, you don’t have to buy many tiles.
Because of this, you can tile the floor, the sink surrounding, or even the walls. And because it’s a guest bathroom, you can buy cheaper tile. Your guests won’t mind.
Shiplap Walls
View in galleryWrigh DesignShiplap is becoming popular. It is used in living rooms and kitchens but can be used in any room in the house. When you use it in the bathroom, it may be best to paint the shiplap white.
Bright shiplap or rustic shiplap may be warm, but it can also be off-putting if textures. It can make a room feel more enclosed, so painting a pale, light color is best for small spaces.
Use Metallics
View in galleryDesign Shop InteriorsMetallics make a room look fancy. Gold decals or shiny copper hardware can make a bathroom look like it’s much more expensive than it is.
You can get homey metallics instead of extravagant ones.
When done in a larger room, it can be overwhelming if you add too many metallics. But in a small space, it can add that extra glimmer that’s needed to make it feel like you chose to have a small bathroom instead of being forced into one.
Pop Of Color
View in galleryHardin Builders Inc.Don’t overdo the colors in a half bathroom. You can add a decent amount, but it shouldn’t use over 20 to 30 percent of the area. You can choose a color or two but don’t overdo it.
However, don’t be afraid to add that color. It can make guests feel more welcome as they feel your personality when they enter your home. No one likes public restrooms, so the color isn’t a bad thing.
Invest In A Bidet
View in galleryJ.THOM Residential Design & MaterialsBidets are popular in many foreign countries but haven’t caught on yet in the US. But that doesn’t mean they aren’t available. Adding one to your half bathroom can do wonders for the feel of the room.
When you install a bidet, make sure you offer toilet paper too. Some people don’t like bidets. But in the end, it’s a great addition that can make people feel like they are being pampered. If you don’t want to install a full bidet, you could go with a bidet converter kit.
Fancy Lighting
View in galleryTim Stuart, Builder. Inc.You may not notice a lighting source when you walk into a room, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t important. In a small space, as you will notice every detail.
You can get a chandelier for a fancier look or nice recessed lights that cover a wide range for a simplistic look. If you do add color, getting colored light covers can be a unique way to express it.
Utilize Your Space
View in galleryRoomscapes Cabinetry and Design CenterWhether it be a corner sink or a cabinet over the toilet, utilizing your space is the best way to make your bathroom appear bigger. You have a small space to work with, but it doesn’t mean it has to be cramped.
Floor space is important, so keep it open. A pedestal sink with a cabinet somewhere else can free up space that can make people feel like they can breathe.
Have A Supply Cabinet
View in gallery41 WestSpeaking of cabinets, having one is a good idea. People want to have supplies ready even if they are at someone else’s house. So have one for toilet paper, feminine products, and other things someone might need.
You can even add a first aid kit that is properly labeled. This can make people feel more comfortable as most people like applying first aid themselves, if they don’t know you very well.
Install A High Window
View in galleryBarley|Pfeiffer ArchitectureMost half bathrooms don’t even have a window, but adding one can make a bathroom feel welcoming. It can also give people the option to let fresh air in or stale air out, making them more comfortable using the restroom.
If you do add a window, make sure it’s high so that there can’t be any peepers, accidental or not.
Since there isn’t a shower in the bathroom, it makes it easier to add a window. Even then, you should make blinds available.
Hang Wall Art
View in galleryBlack Knight GroupYou don’t see many bathrooms with wall art, but there’s not a reason for it. Wall art is good for bathrooms, but more so in half bathrooms, because there is no steam from a shower to ruin it.
Try to add personable art. Something distracting isn’t ideal, and neither is something too pragmatic. That can make one feel like they are at a medical office, which is not relaxing.
Vintage Feature Piece
View in galleryAllen ConstructionYou don’t art hanging in many bathrooms, but there’s not a reason for that. Wall art in bathrooms isn’t safe, but with half bathrooms makes great decor. Half bathrooms do not have showers, so steam or moisture won’t ruin the art.
Try to include art that matches your personality. You don’t want something too distracting, or too simple. Drab or boring art work can one feel like they’re at a dental office.
Add Square Footage
View in galleryCambridge ConstructionVintage Feature PieceWhile most half baths are mild and basic, you include a special piece. This can be a nice statue in the corner or a fancy curtain on the window.
Most people prefer to shop at a flea market or somewhere similar. This way, it is unique and not something found anywhere else. There are plenty of online furniture thrift stores for buying whatever you need.
Add Square FootageBecause most half bathrooms are small, it doesn’t mean all half bathrooms have to be small. If you have extra space in your house, try adding it to your half bathroom. You don’t need to add a tub.
You can add a seat for private phone calls or a nook for children whose parents use the room. Even if it’s extra floor space, it’s worth it if people can use your half bathroom with joy.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)FAQ
What Type Of Rug Goes With Half Bathroom Decor?
It’s best if you didn’t put a rug in your half bathroom.
For easy maintenance and low-key appeal, a machine washable bath mat would work well. Rugs are germ magnets. A half bath, because of its tiny size, are not good locations for rugs.
What Type Of Sink Is Best For Half Bathroom Decor, A Pedestal Sink Or Vanity?
Pedestal sinks are the go-to sinks for half baths. If want to use your half bath as an extra storage space, then a vanity is your best bet. One reason why pedestal sinks are popular is due to their material, which either glass or vitreous china.
How much does it cost to redo a half bathroom?
A half bath remodel will run between $2,500 to $5,000. For luxurious homes, half bath remodel jobs start at $15,000. high
Keep in mind their average size is 18 to 30 square feet. A powder room project will include installing a new toilet, vanity, and light fixtures.
What Are Some Common Problems People Have With Half Bathrooms?
The biggest problem with a half bath is figuring out if it’s worth it.
Do you want to spend money creating something that you don’t need? Readjusting plumbing lines and electrical wires isn’t cheap.
If you can, work with your existing layout instead of building on top of it. Most half baths are three to five feet by six to eight feet.
Half baths offer little room for storage or even a vanity mirror. Because of their size, a half bath is functional at best.
Half Bathroom Decor Ideas For Small Spaces ConclusionLike any major design job, you should take your time to figure out what you want and how much it will cost. After you know what you want and you have a budget, try to stay within your price range.
Although small, do not underestimate the impact a half bath can have on your guests and property value. As a rule of thumb with decor and design, choose what fits your personality first and foremost. Follow your instincts, and you’ll make the right choice.
Small Bathroom Ideas - Bob Vila
Up the Wall
1/25
Graphic tiles transform this little loo from simple to remarkable.
Running across the floor and up the wall, the tiles add texture and depth to the space. Optimise Design finished the room with a white wall-mounted toilet and glass shelf, which don’t visually compete with the statement-making tiles.
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Crisp and Clean
2/25
This bathroom looks streamlined and simple, thanks to the crisp glass accents and white color palette. Only the dark brown vanity strays from the light-hued design, becoming the sleek focal point of the room.
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Statement Shade
3/25
Small bathrooms usually feel cluttered when covered in floor-to-ceiling pattern. To add visual interest without overwhelming the space, these homeowners adorned their bathroom with one key color: navy. The deep hue ties together the plaid floor tiles, bead board, and printed wallpaper.
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Modern Minimalism
4/25
Even the tiniest bathrooms can take on a contemporary aesthetic. These homeowners channeled modernity with a wall-hung toilet and flush button, round vessel sink, floating vanity, and mirror with build-in LED lights. Gray-toned floor tiles hung on the back wall complete the simple and sleek space.
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Mirrors, Mirrors on the Walls
5/25
Adding mirrors to a small bathroom makes it appear larger. Here, the homeowners installed two side-by-side medicine cabinets for increased illumination and added storage. Under-cabinet lighting, a frameless glass shower door, and pops of matte black complete the room.
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Center of Attention
6/25
A vibrant green shower serves as an eye-catching focal point in this urban bathroom. The remaining wall space is outfitted with white subway tile and gray grout, whose muted tones allow the green to really pop. The homeowners also added thin (but deep!) cedar storage shelves to a narrow niche alongside the shower.
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Going Bold
7/25
Despite its tight quarters, this small loo is given a decidedly decorative lift with fun pineapple wallpaper. While dark colors usually make a room appear smaller, in this case they actually can take the focus off the bathroom's size and onto far more interesting design elements.
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Sliding Door
8/25
Swinging doors take up precious real estate in any room, and they can greatly limit the design options of a tight lavatory.
Consider installing a sliding door for added space. As a bonus: Farmhouse doors are trendy and beautiful!
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Bold Graphics
9/25
Design-savvy homeowners can let their personality shine through their small bathroom design. Here, The New Design Project bold relied on bold wall graphics, diagonal wall tiles, a bright blue sink, and a checkered bathtub create a playfully urban aesthetic.
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All-In-One Awesome
10/25
The shower is incorporated right into the greater space in this diminutive wet room by McCrum Interiors. Waterproof tile ensures mold-free longevity, while built-in shelving holds shampoo, towels, and other shower supplies.
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Country Charm
11/25
In this quaint bathroom, the thin pedestal sink lends an illusion of spaciousness.
Wall-mounted shelving makes up for lack of cabinet storage, while the white wainscoting and penny floor tiles create country-inspired charm.
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Zillow Digs home in Alexandria, VA
Water Closet
12/25
This hidden half-bath by My Bespoke Room takes advantage of the oft-forgotten extra space under the stairs, all but disappearing when the door is shut. Dark-colored walls create a bold visual effect when paired with the white door and ceilings.
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Nooks and Crannies
13/25
Tiny bathrooms need an extra dose of creative planning, and dead wall space should not go to waste. Consider adding recessed shelving between the wall studs to maximize your storage options.
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Colorful Cabinets
14/25
In this compact bathroom, the toilet and sink are built into a bead board counter, which extends to the next wall. The blue cabinets attract the eye, while the skylight in the sloped ceiling brightens the space.
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Overhead Storage
15/25
This narrow bathroom utilizes its high ceiling with wall-mounted glass shelves above the toilet. Filled with bright decor, they add vibrant personality to the room.
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Room for a Tub
16/25
Who says homeowners can't squeeze a full-sized bathtub into a minuscule bathroom? Although this tub touches the toilet and vanity, it doesn’t look overly cluttered, thanks to a minimalist design that incorporates only three colors (white, black, and brown).
Recessed shower shelving and a medicine cabinet lend extra storage to the small space.
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Bountiful Build-Ins
17/25
In this modern bathroom, the shimmery porcelain tile and brushed nickel finishes look both trendy and futuristic. But perhaps the most interesting element is the countertop, which extends behind the toilet to make a shelf-like structure.
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In the Details
18/25
This serene bathroom is full of decorative accents, from the patterned window glass to the penny tile flooring. Since the homeowners maintained a neutral color palette, however, the space doesn't look overwhelming.
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Zillow Digs home in Seattle, WA
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Transitional Tile
19/25
This minimalist bathroom is mostly unadorned, apart from one striking design element: slate tile floors.
They add interestng texture to the room while creating a streamlined, modern look.
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Smart Shelving
20/25
Short on storage space in your bathroom? Take a cue from this tiny loo, which has corner shelves conveniently placed above the toilet. The wooden ledges are perfect for stashing toilet paper, extra hand towels, cotton balls, and decor pieces.
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Zillow Digs home in Traverse City, MI
Rustic Restroom
21/25
No room for a full-sized vanity? These homeowners ditched the classic counter and opted for a shabby chic dresser instead. A circular vessel sink fits perfectly on top of the rustic-inspired piece.
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Zillow Digs home in Savage, MN
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Cutting Corners
22/25
A corner sink opens up this tiny bathroom, giving the homeowners sufficient space to reach the toilet.
A mirrored wall-mounted medicine cabinet, conveniently located above the sink, serves as a catchall for toiletries.
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Industrial Glamour
23/25
A confined bathroom doesn’t have to be drab and dreary. In this room, the loose tiles, which resemble exposed brick, create an industrial look. A skylight brightens up the blue cement flooring.
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Bold and Beautiful
24/25
This stunning, two-toned bathroom mixes black and white to accentuate the room's distinct features. The basket weave floor tile adds originality, while the beveled white wall tile contrasts with the darker elements of the room.
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Tiled Toilet
25/25
Decorative tile adds instant appeal to any bathroom, especially when extended halfway up the wall. The neutral-toned elements in this room, such as the wooden vanity and matching mirror frame, don’t clash with the statement-making tiles.
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Design of a narrow bathroom - 75 photos of interiors, the best ideas for renovation
An elongated bathroom is not an exception, but rather the rule for small apartments, lofts and buildings where a water treatment room was not originally intended.
But even a modest footage is enough if you think through the future result to the smallest detail even before the start of the repair. How to design a narrow bathroom so that it is as convenient as possible to use? Rules for the placement of furniture and plumbing, finishes, unusual ways to expand the space - all this you will find in this article.
Basic mistakes in the design of a narrow bathroom
Due to their non-standard dimensions, elongated rooms sometimes resemble corridors or storerooms. The main reason for this perception is the tasteless interior, which does not take into account the features of the layout. When designing a narrow bathroom design, it is necessary to be guided by clear geometric and artistic laws. Keeping the harmony of proportions, lines, colors and materials plays a huge role in the setting of a cramped room, and errors in a compressed rectangular space are very noticeable.
Among the frequently encountered design flaws, it is worth highlighting the excessive brightness and contrast of the palette, the use of too dark and matte colors that darken the interior.
However, noticeable combinations can be useful if used wisely.
The second problem is the lack of balance between vertical and horizontal. Elongated tiles, borders, wide mirrors and a large rectangular bath will make the interior blurry. A shower cabin with high glass walls, as well as columns, ledges, and vertical patterns will help to correct the situation.
Overloading with details is a disadvantage of almost all small rooms, including narrow bathrooms. It can be too colorful decoration, lack of full-fledged storage systems, a large number of extra items left in plain sight. That is why it is so important to fill the vertical space with cabinets and shelves, and for the necessary hygiene products, choose a stylish set of dispensers.
Finishes and materials
The finishing touches for a narrow bathroom include an increased attention to lines and shapes that can visually distance the walls and give the room a clean look. Usually, moisture-resistant materials are used for this room - ceramic tiles, glass, smooth artificial and natural stone, plastic.
Floor
Due to the small area, the flooring in the bathroom has a significant impact on how the interior will look like as a whole. Light tiles, translucent self-leveling floor, monochromatic gloss seem to illuminate the bathroom from below, adding volume to it.
To avoid the “corridor” effect, a narrow room can be divided into zones: lay a small mosaic next to the toilet and/or sink, and larger elements of similar colors along the bathtub, or vice versa. It is better to choose a tile square, 6- or 8-coal.
To expand the space, we recommend laying diagonally, in rhombuses. Large drawings and noticeable contrasts are very undesirable (unless they serve the function of differentiation). The size of the floor tiles should be larger than the wall tiles.
Walls
In the design of the walls of a narrow bathroom, one should adhere to a calm range and smooth halftones. The tighter the room, the smaller the tiles will be needed for cladding.
A light glossy surface, horizontal borders, large mirrors will help to visually “open” narrow walls. A bathroom that is too long can be zoned using different finishes - different colors, shapes, materials.
In addition to glazed ceramics, sea pebbles, plastic panels, vinyl wall murals (great if with a perspective or panoramic view), brick, decorative stone are suitable as wall coverings. It is desirable that these materials look natural and do not attract too much attention.
Ceiling
From a practical and aesthetic point of view, one of the best ways to finish a bathroom ceiling is PVC stretch foil. It can be glossy, with a slight pearl or silk sheen, light matte texture, and if the restraint of the rest of the interior allows, then with photo printing. For example, a realistic image of green branches, sunlight against the sky, or a night scene with constellations, with internal illumination, may well imitate a real window in the ceiling.
Sanitary fittings for a narrow bathroom
The pure white radiance of the bathtub, sink and other sanitary ware fits perfectly into the design of any bathing room.
But in a narrow room, the dimensions of the products are important, as well as the space they occupy.
Given the small area, it is worth giving preference to compact models with a clear rectangular or asymmetrical triangular shape. If the width allows, you can put a bath in a niche near a short wall (parallel to this wall), if not, equip a shower or put a toilet. Sometimes this area is divided into two zones - one part is occupied by a bath located along a long wall, the other is a cabinet turned towards it, and then a sink.
A wall-hung washbasin will free up space for a small cabinet or a washing machine, a toilet bowl with a cistern hidden in the wall will look neat and discreet, and a flat side panel of the bathtub can be supplemented with a convenient folding shelf.
Storage systems
If the bathroom footage allows you to place a floor cabinet, chest of drawers or shelving - it's just great, and there should be no problems with their location.
When the space is critically small, you will have to effectively use the space on the walls and in the corners. All kinds of hanging structures, retractable and folding shelves, rotating shelves will become a convenient storage for bathing trifles and hygiene products.
A complete bathroom set placed in a corner or along one of the walls will look very stylish. With a small size of the room, it is better to order a similar set of cabinets, shelves and drawers in a private workshop, but it is recommended to immediately determine the desired depth of the shelves so that in the end the furniture does not occupy half the room.
The construction material must be waterproof, resistant to deformation under frequent changes in humidity levels and changing temperatures. Based on these criteria, laminated MDF panels, plastic, tempered glass and its acrylic counterparts are suitable.
Lighting and illumination
To prevent the bathroom from looking like a long narrow corridor, it is extremely important to organize bright lighting in all areas.
The only lamp on the ceiling will not cope with this, so twilight will still reign in the corners. Spotlights around the perimeter (or in a row in the center) of the ceiling will help fill the bathroom with a sufficient number of lumens; elongated sconces on both sides of the mirror or several hinged mini spotlights above it; a couple of wall lights above the bathroom.
The illusion of a soaring ceiling and high walls in the bathroom will be created by an LED strip hidden behind the cornice of a suspended sheet (film). You can also highlight a separate figure or area, thus highlighting several functional areas (shower, toilet) and dividing a long room into several logical squares.
In some cases, additional lighting on the floor will not hurt either - it can be a special luminescent tile, an LED strip located under the facade of the bath, a neon tube around the perimeter, luminous figures inside a transparent bulk or glass floor.
The main thing here is to ensure maximum waterproofing so that water does not come into contact with wires or electrical appliances.
From very hot incandescent lamps in the bathroom, it is recommended to abandon in favor of light-emitting diode (LED) lamps.
Interior design of a narrow bathroom - photo
Examples of how stylish and neat the design of a narrow bathroom can be presented in our photo gallery. Regardless of the area, the bathroom should be comfortable, and for this it is enough just to choose and arrange the items correctly. As for the design, in this case it is worth dwelling on simplicity and elegance.
As you can see in the photo, delicate pastel shades, straight lines, mirror surfaces and an abundance of bright light look most advantageous in long bathrooms. Taking water treatments in a beautiful setting is a double pleasure, which means it's time to start transforming the interior and enjoy the changes for the better.
Long and narrow bathrooms - 135 best bathroom interior design photo ideas
Cool Gray
Change Your Bathroom©
The detailed plans for this bathroom can be purchased here: https://www.
changeyourbathroom.com/shop/cool-gray-bathroom-plans/ Brushed nickel shower head with digital shower valve, freestanding bathtub, curbless shower with hidden shower drain, flat pebble shower floor, shelf over tub with LED lighting, gray vanity with drawer fronts, white square ceramic sinks, wall mount faucets and lighting under vanity. Hidden Drain shower system. This bathroom is about 19'long by 6' wide. Atlanta Bathroom.
His & Hers Master Bath
Hoffman Weber Construction
Patrick O'Loughlin, Content Craftsmen
Original design example: Long and narrow bathroom in classic style with recessed panel fronts, white fronts, double shower, white tiles, ceramic tile, blue walls, mosaic floor, sink, walk-in shower and marble countertop
Omaha, Nebraska Residence- Interior Design for New Build
Haven Design and Construction
This sophisticated black and white bath belongs to the clients' teenage son.
He requested a masculine design with a warming towel rack and radiant heated flooring. A few gold accents provide contrast against the black cabinets and pair nicely with the matte black plumbing fixtures. A tall linen cabinet provides a handy storage area for towels and toiletries. The focal point of the room is the bold shower accent wall that provides a welcoming surprise when entering the bath from the basement hallway.
Bathroom Trinity Road,SW18
GDL Property
The second bathroom of the house, boasts the modern design of the walk-in shower, while also retaining a traditional feel in its' basin and cabinets.
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Elad Gonen
project for Jordan furniture. ( Jordan-furniture.co.il [email protected] ) architect : shiraz solomon
Fresh design idea: narrow and long modern style bathroom with installation, black walls and monolithic sink - great interior photo
Balmain Terrace House
Annie Bowen Design
Graced with character and a history, this grand merchant’s terrace was restored and expanded to suit the demands of a family of five.
Homely inspiration: large, narrow and long modern style bathroom with light wood cabinets, freestanding bathtub, outdoor shower, hog tile, limestone flooring, limestone countertops, double vanity unit and hanging vanity unit
Dashing Duplex | Full renovation in Kensington, London, W8
Jemimah Barnett
Floors tiled in 'Lombardo' hexagon mosaic honed marble from Artisans of Devizes | Shower wall tiled in 'Lombardo' large format honed marble from Artisans of Devizes | Brassware is by Gessi in the finish 706 (Blackened Chrome) | Bronze mirror feature wall comprised of 3 bevelled panels | Custom vanity unit and cabinetry made by Luxe Projects London | Stone sink fabricated by AC Stone & Ceramic out of Oribico marble
BAÑO RIBARROJA
Arenaa
Photo of a small, narrow and long children's bathroom in a contemporary style with decorative piping, white cabinets, blue tiles, white walls, countertop washbasin, colorful floor, white countertop, vanity unit one washbasin and hanging cabinet
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Andrews Napa CA Rebuild
Jane Ellison
This home in Napa off Silverado was rebuilt after burning down in the 2017 fires. Architect David Rulon, a former associate of Howard Backen, known for this Napa Valley industrial modern farmhouse style. Composed in mostly a neutral palette, the bones of this house are bathed in diffused natural light pouring in through the clerestory windows. Beautiful textures and the layering of pattern with a mix of materials add drama to a neutral backdrop. The homeowners are pleased with their open floor plan and fluid seating areas, which allow them to entertain large gatherings. The result is an engaging space, a personal sanctuary and a true reflection of it's owners' unique aesthetic. Inspirational features are metal fireplace surround and book cases as well as Beverage Bar shelving done by Wyatt Studio, painted inset style cabinets by Gamma, moroccan CLE tile backsplash and quartzite countertops.
The Gables
Atrium Homes
This magnificent Hamptons-inspired home offers multiple living areas for the entire family.
Beautifully designed to maximize space, this home features four bedrooms plus a downstairs study, master ensuite and second bathroom upstairs, along with a powder room on each level.The downstairs master bedroom has a large walk-in robe and ensuite featuring double vanities and a large free-standing bath. The remaining bedrooms are all located upstairs along with a retreat to create a separate living space.Downstairs the open plan kitchen with island bench is accompanied by a separate scullery and large walk-in pantry. A wine cellar adjoins the walk-in pantry and is visible from the main entry area via a large glazed glass panel. The family room, with feature fireplace, is next to the home theater, providing multiple living areas. The meals area adjacent to the kitchen opens out onto a large alfresco area for outdoor entertaining with a feature brick fireplace.This home has it all and provides a level of luxury and comfort synonymous with the Hampton’s style
Hayward - Renovation
Big House Little House
Stylish design: narrow and long nautical style master bathroom with light wood cabinets, open shower, white tile, ceramic tile, ceramic tile floor, sink, black floor
Amoroso Residence
Electric Bowery
Jack & Jill Bath
An example of the original design: a narrow and long master bathroom in modern style with flat cabinets, light wood facades, full bathtub, open shower, white tiles, white walls, sink, beige floor, open shower and light parquet flooring
Contemporaneo Stanza Da Bagno
Design concept for a medium-sized, narrow and long contemporary bathroom with flat-panel cabinets, white cabinets, alcove shower, bidet, white walls, wood floors, walk-in shower, countertop sink, black floor and shower with hinged doors
Summer House In Blue Custom Home - Master Bathroom
GMT Home Designs Inc.
Photo credits: Design Imaging Studios. Master bathrooms features a zero clearance shower with a rustic look.
Design ideas for a mid-sized, long and narrow nautical-style bathroom with open cabinets, dark wood cabinets, countertop sink, wood countertops, roll-on shower, yellow walls, walk-in shower, one-piece toilet, white tile, ceramic tile, flooring. ceramic tile shower with hinged doors and brown countertop
F House
EXiT architetti associati
Alberto Siniglia
Pictured is a medium-sized, narrow and long bathroom in modern style with white tiles, white walls, walk-in shower, countertop sink, ceramic tiles and shower with 9 sliding doors0077
Private Townhouse
Margot Tsim Interiors
Anna Stathaki
A fresh design idea: a narrow and long master bathroom in a modern style with flat cabinets, an overlay bathtub, installation, beige tile, ceramic tile, beige walls, ceramic floor
Zilker Residences
Clark Richardson Architects
Photo: Paul Bardagjy
Pictured is a medium sized contemporary style narrow and long master bathroom with an alcove shower, shaker cabinets, white cabinets, a separate toilet, white tiles, white walls, cement tile floors, a countertop sink, faux stone countertops, brown floor and swing door shower
Oakhill Court
Ardesia Design
Victorian print blue tile with a fabric-like texture were fitted inside the niche.
