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When not one but several elements provide a stand-out feature in a bathroom design then the result is a sense of enveloping luxury.
Just such a feel was requested for this 28m2 bathroom by designer Paul Bentham at Jennifer Gilmer Kitchen and Bath. A sum of its parts, the project has several key features, says Bentham.
"However, the star of the renovated space is undoubtedly the undulating 3D wall tile. This creates a dramatic light and shadow play while fulfilling the agenda for a bright, white space."
Contrasting the white tiles, the tops of the vanity and central bench are in solid wenge, with waterfall sides. The natural wood is also sealed to make the surface impervious to water.
And the use of wood is continued on the framing for the huge mirror which expands the room visually and brings in light by reflecting the view out the window on the opposite wall.
Replacing a seldom-used tub and tub deck, the designer set a generous shower area along the back wall of the house, with the picture window at dead centre. The shower zone has three areas, including a large central rainhead.
The square rainhead showerhead is flanked by his and hers showering points at opposite ends of the zone, each with its own fixed head and hand shower, tiled bench and storage niche.
"The Kohler Reve sinks are semi-recessed into the vanity benchtop," says Bentham. "Set on tall mirrored toekicks, the vanity, bench and storage cabinet, or armoire, all appear to float above the marble floor. Under the sinks, U-shaped drawers in solid walnut allow room for plumbing while still providing storage."
The designer also added storage space under the seat bench and in the armoire.
Read article : EXTRA CREDIT: Bathroom Makeover with Delta & Shower Door Giveaway
Friends, I’m so excited to show you my partial bathroom makeover. You know I’m not a home décor blogger and I know my bathroom isn’t going to win any awards but I am SO thrilled with the progress.
For years, we only had one bathroom in our house. So it was nearly impossible to do any type of improvement work or we’d be without the bathroom. I lived with the gold shower door frame and pretty much ignored the fact that the bathroom didn’t look great. Once we put in second bathroom, I vowed to pretty up the main bathroom but never found the time.
When Delta contacted me to see if I wanted to take a quiz on which shower door would best fit my needs I decided the time had come. I was going to work on the bathroom and make it pretty.
My new shower door arrived all fresh and clean and with the nickel finish, the glass and hardware that I had chosen. Hip, hip, hooray!
After the door was installed, I decided to keep the same light blue and white color scheme but added some pretty new towels. Fresh, new towels make a world of difference.
We used to have a towel bar on this wall but my son hung on it when he was little and we never replaced it. After these pictures, I rehung the towel bar and it looks great. It gives us extra room for hand towels.
And of course, the fun part, adding the lotions, potions and knick knacks. I’m hoping this orchid like this spot because it makes me happy to see it everyday!
I cleared the sink countertop of all the extra lotions and hair products that should be put away. I’m sometimes lazy like that and just keep things out – but not anymore. I’m inspired to keep things nice.
Everything got a good cleaning and things I liked I kept – like this pretty blue & white cup.
I’m only halfway done with this makeover. Next up, I’m either going to add a border around the builder-grade mirror. I found this great tutorial at Somewhat Simple and Steph has a great solution for those pesky plastic mirror clips. Or, if the hubs agrees, I may just get a medicine cabinet with a mirror. I don’t love the cupboard over the toilet and it would make more sense to each have our own storage over the sink like the one below.
Also, my dream is to install hex tiles and then repaint the walls in a whiter white. I’m also going to replace the handles with some new knobs. Something clean and simple like these. I am so thrilled with my new Delta shower door. It was the inspiration I needed to get me moving on my bathroom. Not to mention, the shower door is the main focal point and makes a huge difference on how the bathroom looks. Delta has over 140 design possibilities at any budget level.
Want to win your own bathroom makeover? Delta is have a Sweepstakes with (2) prizes for $1,000 to Home Depot and (5) prizes of a new shower door. Woot!
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The sweepstakes begins on October 3, 2014 and will last until November 3, 2014. The winner names will be posted online approximately 30 days after the drawing at http://www.deltashowerdoors.com.
A huge thank you to Delta for my new shower door and for inspiring me to make my bathroom pretty again.
This is a sponsored post and Delta provided me with a complimentary shower door for the purposes of this review. No further compensation was received and all opinions are mine. Really!
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She put the things in her bathroom and was returning to the bedroom when Cade knocked on her open door.
She wiped blood from her face and crossed to the small bathroom off the bedroom.
She jumped up, pushing them all away, darting for the bathroom with a hand over her mouth.
She dressed as the sun was sending its first rays through the bathroom window.
"This was originally an extra bedroom when I was a kid," Martha said, pointing out a converted bathroom with a metal walk-in shower.
After shaking the dice again, for turns in the single bathroom, we climbed the stairs to our rooms.
"I think this Youngblood guy is a scam," I said as I lustfully watched my wife through the half open bathroom door.
Crossing the threshold into the bathroom, she paused to look at herself in the mirror with a grimace.
Even the bathroom was too clean, she noticed.
With some regret, he rolled off her and padded to the bathroom, feeling her eyes on him.
It housed two beds and two sets of drawers and was connected to a shared bathroom by a closed door.
He trotted up the stairs to the second floor of the house and walked into the bathroom, eager for his first hot shower in days.
When she retreated to the bathroom, she flipped on the light, cringed, but forced herself to stare at her reflection in the mirror over the sink.
She shoved him away, landing hard on her backside while he careened into the bathroom wall.
Jake asked hopefully, reappearing in the bathroom doorway.
Exactly. You'll be holding her hair for her in the bathroom several times a day.
Pierre eyed her and crossed to her bathroom, tossing several items into her travel bag.
Sofia turned off the shower and dried herself before opening the door between the small bathroom and the bedroom.
Doubtful the model's clothes would fit, Sofia moved deeper into the bathroom to dress in jeans too long for her petite frame and a t-shirt too snug to be comfortable.
She cleaned up and left the bathroom, freezing.
Besides, the bathroom scale had reported a two-pound drop that morning.
She recalled people, places, and some routines, like those that human-Deidre did at least once a day: getting dressed, the bathroom, showering.
While he was in the bathroom she stripped down to the black underwear and gave her hair another brushing.
Checking the bathroom to make sure he wasn't there, she removed her belt and shoes.
Deidre crossed to the bathroom and closed the door behind her.
She took a hot shower in the cramped bathroom off the side of her room then pulled on the clothes.
Emerging from the bathroom, she was confronted by a pacing Ully.
There were two beds in the room and a single bathroom off to one side along with a small living area.
Instead, she marched to the bathroom and took the hottest shower she could tolerate to try and take off the alcoholic edge.
Opposite the living room was a massive bathroom with marble floors, a Jacuzzi, small sauna, and a large shower with multiple shower heads.
"Kris tossed it all out after he found me knocked out on the bathroom floor last week," she admitted, rolling her eyes.
Her mind went to the bathroom in the hall.
She sat on a couch inside the gold lacquered bathroom, rubbing her face.
Relieved when she gave him a warning look and disappeared into the bathroom, the letter clutched in one hand.
The fire had died down, and someone had turned off the light to her bathroom, rendering the room completely dark.
Horrified, she stumbled into the bathroom for a towel, wrapped her arm in it, and collapsed, sobbing.
Clothing, bathroom stuff, anything.
She marched to her bathroom and yanked out the five pill bottles, reading the labels.
I have to go to the bathroom first though.
She left the bathroom, weirded out.
I've gotta go to the bathroom, she replied.
Like two guys hanging out who thought it was normal to have bones in the bathroom and blood covering the spare bedroom.
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