Residential Bathroom

Some will look at this bathroom and be scared away by what looks to be high maintenance; however, just the opposite is true. Taking extra steps in the construction phase, such as using epoxy grout instead of standard sanded grout to avoid shrinkage, mold, and mildew, will keep the grout looking like new for years to come.

With the combination of the corner sink and custom mirrors wrapping two walls, it positions the individual to stand further away from the mirror. This helps prevent hair from falling into the sink and eventually causing clogged drains. This also prevents the mirrors from being splashed while blow drying long hair.

Keeping the glass and marble shower clean is simple by using a squeegee after each use and quickly buffing with a soft towel. The extra five minutes it takes to do this goes a long way in keeping the bathroom immaculate.

Creating niches also provides a very clean look when towels are stacked neatly, items such as razor blades are placed in a decorative vessel, and shampoo bottles are kept to a minimum.

Adding a hidden light inside the niche provides an ambient glow in the evening hours.

Although there is no window in this bathroom, a light tube installed over the shower floods the space with natural daylight and it blends nicely with the perimeter recessed lights.