Sunday, February 21, 2016

Design Plan: Black and White Bathroom



Last Spring I designed this new master bathroom for one of my favorite clients.







My client loves her new bathroom, but she doesn't love that her little boys now use it all the time. And, since moms deserve at least one kid-free space in the house, we are going to update the boys' bathroom so they'll want to use it instead of the master bathroom.

The boys' bathroom is off the upstairs hallway, and is used by guests as well.






It needs an update, wouldn't you agree?  Here's the design plan...








We are basically tearing out everything and starting new. The new custom vanity will be finished in a dark gray stain, and the floor will be these gingham cement tiles that I am sooooo ridiculously excited to use.





We will add shiplap to the wall behind the vanity, two large round mirrors and sconces.

I'm hoping that the Delta Trinsic faucet will be available in the matte black finish by installation time, but if not, we will use the champagne bronze finish.

The tub will be replaced, and new subway tiles will be installed on the shower walls.

As soon as the vanity is ready, the demo will begin. Hopefully, in a couple of weeks! I will share the progress with you.

I think the bathroom is going to be gorgeous! Who knows, maybe mom will be using the boys' bathroom now :)

8 comments:

  1. I can't wait to see this finished. I love, love those gingham floor tiles. I don't think I've ever had a client who would trust me enough to use those. Hugs, Linda!

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  2. I'm not showing this post to my boys - they will be most jealous. We redid our seven years ago and boys can really and wear and tear to a bathroom! Sharon xx

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  3. I love this...can't wait to see more!

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  4. Mom's bathroom looks perfect! Looking on design plan I'm sure the other bathroom gonna be beautiful and constructive.

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  5. Where do you shop for custom tiles like that? I'm trying to find an inspiring floor tile I can use in my guest bathroom as well and had already planned to use Shiplap since the walls were completely vinyled as were the floors and they pasted them on so the drywall behind is gross. We also have to remove it all in order to add insulation to the exterior wall since they didn't add insulation in the 1960's but am having a hard time finding nice floor tile.

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    1. This tile is from cletile.com. Good luck with your project!

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  6. Who makes the cement gingham tiles?

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