The guest bathroom in our Brio Project is fresh, light-filled, and timeless. The classic pairing of white subway tile and marble hex floor tile is a look that can be recreated using either high-end or more affordable materials, but today I am excited to share the sources we used and the details that elevate the design.
Builder: Cole West Homes
Photography: Alyssa Ence Photography
When remodeling your bathroom there are ALOT of decisions to make. You have probably been thinking about your tile and hardware but there are smaller design decisions that have to be made as well. Small details in a bathroom can have major impact on the final look and feel of your space. Today, I am sharing five bathroom design details from my projects that might help you decide the look you want in yours.
Town Center Project Spanish Modern Bathroom
I am excited to share details of our Brio Project Master Bathroom today! This space is a fresh update on traditional with a fun blend of clean modern lines, layered textures, and rustic warmth. To see how it blends with the adjoining master bedroom, be sure to catch up with Brio Project Master Bedroom Reveal and then read on for images and sources.
Builder: Cole West Homes
Photography: Alyssa Ence Photography
Today I am excited to share images from my Town Center Project bathroom. We introduced this home in this kitchen post and described how we created a Spanish Modern vibe with traditional black and white cement tile mixed with clean lines and modern medium-toned wood. I love how this look translated in the bathroom. Read on for details and sources!
Builder: Cole West Homes
Photography: Alyssa Ence Photography
Although powder bath’s are tiny spaces, they can have huge impact. You might think that since the space is small, you should keep it clean and simple with bright white paint. Although I am usually always down with white paint, in a small half bath with no natural light white can feel stark and boring. Instead, go bold to create a unique space that feels warm and inviting for visiting guests. In the powder bath of my Las Palmas Project, we created a coastal bohemian vibe with incredible wallpaper, a mix of patterns, and rich brass accents. Take a look!
