The challenge here was a compact space and the need for a lot of function. We used mirrors and different types of glass to create a lighter feel and the illusion of a larger space. 

This powder room was updated with a knee wall to create privacy for the toilet. Strong contrast was used with color and wallpaper, giving the space a contemporary, airy feel.

The master bath was a challenge. We wanted to update the bathroom but keep costs down by not moving any of the plumbing lines. We took out the pink jacuzzi tub and replaced it with a large walk-in shower and replaced the angled pre-fab shower with a second vanity. It was a major "face lift".

The warm coral wall ties this private space for the toilet to the coral wallpaper used in the common area of the master bath (above). Note the frosted door. It provides privacy and still allows light through.

This bathroom was designed to be clean and simple. Sharp contrasts of darks and lights were used to define the space.

Here we were able to use cost effective materials and paint color to create a luxurious environment. 

This powder room was a lot of fun. We were able to use an existing piece of furniture for the vanity. We added brass feet to get the right height, a quartz top, and a Carrara bowl. It is now a "one of a kind", and looks great in the space. We used the old kitchen light fixture and added bead board to the walls with a beautiful mirror and some glistening grasscloth (shown at right). The room really pulled together.

Paint and a big print wallpaper create impact and warmth in this country cottage bathroom.

This bathroom was actually done in reverse contrast: light cabinetry and floors with metallic bronze faux walls and ceiling. It served as a wonderful background for the crystal lamps, chandelier and mirrors, creating a feeling of warmth in a very large space.

Here we used a wonderful metallic screened paper with an Asian print. The mirror and floral arrangement echo the movement in the paper.