This blustery cold (even non-Texans would have called our weekend cold) Saturday I trekked back to the tile store, this time with Chase & Elle in tow. Not the best place to take a two year old, but we survived!
Contractor Dad said I needed to decide here shortly on our tile, so I wanted Chase to approve what I had picked out last week. He acts like this is "my project" but it never fails that nearly half the things I chose, he vetoes.
Here is the master bath plan, at least the most current : )
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California Faucet Satin Bronze Finish - I instantly fell in love with this finish! It’s the perfect bronze. Not so overpowering or trendy. It looks beautiful with nickel, brass, chrome -- it's a wonderfully strange neutral finish. Each store I priced out, I asked if they had another company with a similar finish, and there were none. SOLD! California Faucets it is!
Marble Herringbone tile for the floor 6 x 12 in tiles
This Barclay tub is the only tub we can decide on and the price isn't so bad either.
I love white . . . a lot! But one day I came across this image of a dark stained cabinet in a beautiful white/marble bathroom. It balanced the lighter shades so well I think I'm going to stain ours. This cabinet looks nothing like the usual dark stained wood that you see, that's why I love it! In the original image you can see how stunning it is!
White penny tile with a dark grey grout on the floor in the shower (with the satin bronze drain -- AMAZING!)
Not sold on this color, also thinking about a bright white.
I have gone back and forth on the tile in the shower until I saw this image on Pinterest. It's the perfect way to use marble but not spend your whole budget on a such a small space. White Subway tile with a marble border (the same size as on the floor), and maybe a small marble pencil tile detail about a third of the way up from the floor.
And finally, instead of a bath math I'd love to find a beautifully aged oriental to bring some color and warmth in.
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