Straight lines and a contemporary color palette set this bath apart.
Needless to say, Ginny was thrilled to lose the blue tile.
This sink combines the look of a raised vessel and cost savings of a drop-in sink that does not require a more expensive faucet.
The vertical grain and 3” thick granite apron on the top are both inexpensive details that add punch to the look.
The “U” shaped drawer maximizes storage space inside while maintaining the clean lines of the vanity.
We capped the tile around the tub and vanity with the same cherry as the vanity. This helps create unity by carrying the cherry throughout the bath and is a much cleaner look than bull-nose tile. And, as an added bonus it is much less expensive.
We framed a plain beveled mirror with cherry to match it to the vanity. The square lights tie into the plumbing fixtures.
We chose to tile the entire wall behind the shower and toilet to make the room feel larger.
Moen 90 Degree faucets throughout the bath. The low triangular shelf is there as a convenience to the ladies for shaving.
To see the earlier post on the selections and initial plans for this project checkout:
Contemporary Design in a Traditional Area
Bruce Gingrich is a residential designer and custom builder based in New Holland, PA. His company, Glenn Gingrich, Inc. is a design, build, remodel firm that executes projects from conception to completion. His functional insight, meticulous planning, building expertise, and customer collaboration can give you the living space of your dreams.
