Eighteen bathrooms
Wet rooms, vanities, tile and the details that decide whether it lasts. Every one of them is a real decision with a real consequence — in space, in budget or in what you will be cleaning — so bring us the numbers of the ones you like and we can start from something specific.
01Glass shower beside the tubA glass shower next to a built-in bathtub.
02Double vanity primary bathTwo sinks, a tub and a glass shower, with natural light.
03Slate floor, walk-in showerA glass walk-in shower with a slate floor and tiled walls.
04Shower with built-in shelvesBeige tile with recessed shelves for bottles, so nothing sits on the floor.
05Vanity and walk-in showerNew cabinetry and a walk-in shower.
06Budget-friendly refreshA new vanity and fresh paint go a long way in a small bathroom.
07Wood vanity, gray tileA wood and black vanity against gray tile.
08Beige tile tub and showerA glass shower and bathtub finished in warm beige tile.
09White subway tileBright white subway tile: affordable, timeless and easy to clean.
10Bright bath with tubA glass shower and bathtub in a room with good natural light.
11Grey tile showerA tiled walk-in shower with a glass panel in place of an old tub.
12Compact hall bathShower, toilet and vanity fitted neatly into a small footprint.
13Tub, shower and double vanityA primary bath with a glass shower, a tub and two sinks.
14Granite vanity topA granite top on the vanity is tough and easy to wipe down.
15Simple white bathA white bathroom with a tub. Clean, bright and easy to keep up.
16Tub under the windowA tub, towel rail and an opening window for ventilation.
17Tiled tub surroundA white tub with a tiled surround.
18Walk-in shower, wood vanityA walk-in shower with a wood-finish vanity and toilet.
What happens next
Pick the ones you
keep coming back to.
Our designers work from the exterior style of the house — its proportions, its era and its materials — so what you choose in here reads as part of the same building rather than a set of separate good ideas. Send us the numbers and we will tell you what it takes to build them.
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