Simple Room Designs for Bathroom

Bathroom is an important room in our house, a small house need a small bathroom too, a simple bathroom is one of the solution for reducing the space, the simple room designs are not only used a minimalist or simple material and shape, but the important thing in creating a simple room with caring on convenience and function. On above picture, there is a luxurious bathroom with simple design that can makes an eye-catching focal point and draws attention away from the unusual proportions of this room. An oversized antique dresser, provides useful storage in a small space.

Here are two simple room designs for bathroom with traditional style, Hang a pretty Venetian-style mirror above a traditional washbasin and team it with an upholstered chair covered in a bright, This traditional oriental bathroom is convenience bathroom with Asian style.




Here is another simple feminine bathroom. Kept simple with the clean lines of a glass shower, on this bathroom, the materials and the design use elegant materials, but the simplicity of this bathroom is on the simple bathroom arrangement and minimized to get more spacious.

Best Bathroom Design with Green Color from Birex

Green bathroom is one of best bathroom ideas today, as we know, the green color is this year color trend, ples feel free to enjoy these gallery of best bathroom gallery from Birex. This is the Ananta bathroom model, this design also distinguished by a single module that can be used vertically or horizontally, and that is extremely versatile to simplify the creation of arrangements. Ananta means “endless” to emphasise an unequalled range of heights, widths and depths.

Modern Bathroom Vanities with Lovely Shape Combination

Here are what you can get on spacify, a series of great bathroom vanities with several amazing features. Ceramic sink, MDF mirror, glass tabletop, stainless or brushed steel for legs. Designed with high value of artistic sense, with wooden or stainless material. They also provide much of color option such as blue, mint green, turquoise. To see details, here are several product description of several bathroom vanities:

Semplice Modern Bathroom Vanity.

Simple and clean contemporary chic, with an understated elegance. The white tempered glass sink is the most stunning and elegant aspect of this ensemble while maintaining a very streamlined appearance. Combined sleekness and funk make this a great piece in any bathroom.

Migliore Modern Bathroom Vanity.

If your NYC studio apartment said, `renovate me,` this is easily the vanity that it would scream for. Compact with delicious and simply lavish details that include a three-color contrast of black wood, white sink, and chrome hardware. Unpretentious European style made for easygoing everyday living.

Eliora Bathroom Vanity.

A lovely combination of shapes and forms makes this budget and space friendly vanity a pleasure to have in any bathroom. Ideal to compliment any color scheme and design.

Radioso Modern Bathroom Vanity.

A wonderful pale mint green is as refreshing as a Tribeca artist`s hotel. Very simple lines and execution in the cabinets lead way for over the top sinks to delight the eye. This is perfect for those who seek the understated elegance of less is more statement. This streamlined spacious assembly is perfect for those with room to spare. This European designed offers loads of storage with green cabinets above head and to the side. Porcelain sinks. Modern hardware is brass with a nickel shine

Best Home Design on Modern Zenit Bathroom

The elements which make up the Zenit collection can be used to furnish any size room with quality thanks to their versatility and essential lines. The Castiglia associati project is a synthesis of various factors, from the exclusive washbasins to the quality materials and workmanship. With this collection, the bathroom plays an important role in interpreting the domestic scene using furniture choices that can be personalized through compositional and chromatic variations.

An apricot and orange matt lacquer finish. Twin mirrors with mirrors with mirrored fascia (5 cm thick) and built-in light fixtures. Satin finish towel-rail.

matt plaster-white lacquer. Washbasin base units with pull-out drawer and round washbasin in white ceramic. Top in Parapan 5196. Open vertical hanging cabinet in etched glass. Mirror with mirrored side fascias and lower profile in aluminium, halogen light fixture.

glossy black lacquer band Parapan 5290. Washbasin unit with pull-out drawer and round washbasin in white ceramic. 31 cm deep. Top in Parapan 5290. Table mirror with mirrored side fascias band halogen light

10 mm thick etched glass cubes. Horizontal mirror with side light fixtures and a four-drawer unit.

Washbasin unit with pull-out drawer and basin in marble agglomerate (Marmorit). Etched glass shelves; hanging mirror with aluminium lacquer edges and double halogen light.

Xil Bathroom Furniture from Karol with Uncommon Design

Italian bathroom is still the best architecture style, here are the best bathroom design from Karol, named Xil, a furniture piece with an uncommon design. It intentionally transcends the solutions that have been used up to now in the bathroom. The thick forms and solid wood worked by skilled artisans and the unique flame veneer finish of the trims in both the furniture pieces and the mirrors turn it into an aristocratic object that maintains the needed functionality of the bathroom area.
Unlike the other Karol’s series, Xil cabinets are available only in wood finish, which can be combined to elegant waterproof leather doors available in 5 different colors. The materials used for the tops are the same of those used in the other series.

Since 1980 Karol has been producing bathroom furniture out of Siena, Italy. Today the range production has been considerably diversified in order to offer distinguishable bathroom furniture lines, enabling to solve problems, often due to lack of space. Supported by advanced technologies, Karol is now really able to satisfy all needs and furnishing requests with an excellent quality to price ratio.

These Italian bathrooms evocate to admire and pleasant to be caressed. All bathrooms designed to satisfy the desire to have functional, perfectly accessible space done in a trendy high-end Italian design. Karol offers captivating design where the characters are the color, the play of depth, the top with rounded border, and cheerful choice of glass counters. All collections furnished with standing consoles, wall hang cabinetry, available in solid beach wood, cherry, wenge, or in wide range of lacquered colors. Crystal counter tops and backsplashes, spacious drawers, tall units, and linen closets complete these streamlined bathroom lines. The modular bathroom systems from Karol immediately hit the eye: these are modular elements which allow great flexibility in contemporary bathrooms. These light, dynamic lines give bathrooms a personality. And yet function is never forgotten: in fact Karol makes any bathroom design flexible so it can fluctuate as needed; the elements are not bound to the surrounding space and can be added, even at a later date. Karol has long designed bathrooms with an eye to functionality and owner’s personality. All characteristics of the bathroom are represented: high functionality, elegance, and above all the ability to easily furnish any space with only the best in Italian contemporary bathroom design.

Crystal counter tops and backsplashes, spacious drawers, tall units, and linen closets complete these streamlined bathroom lines. The modular bathroom systems from Karol immediately hit the eye: these are modular elements which allow great flexibility in contemporary bathrooms. These light, dynamic lines give bathrooms a personality. And yet function is never forgotten: in fact Karol makes any bathroom design flexible so it can fluctuate as needed; the elements are not bound to the surrounding space and can be added, even at a later date. Karol has long designed bathrooms with an eye to functionality and owner’s personality. All characteristics of the bathroom are represented: high functionality, elegance, and above all the ability to easily furnish any space with only the best in Italian contemporary bathroom design. --Karol--Italian-interiors--

Best Home Design on Italian Contemporary Calipte Bathroom

Italian Bathroom decoration usually used a new and modern style, such as this contemporary calipte bathroom accessories from Compab, suitable for any best home interior design.

Compab reality take root of this activity since 1996. The firm get ahead for the bath furnishings sphere. The models made of Compab are designed and developed to meet the true needs of modern living, where even a bathroom is the expression of the personality of the people who furnish it according to their taste and therefore

Streamlining Tight Space on Bathroom Designs

streamlining space is mean, how to make the room looks simple and minimalist with reducing the spacious of the room. Here are the ideas on streamlining the space on bathroom designs. There are several steps to make the room looks streamline, Create and design a frameless shower, locate it near the bathtub in one line, see this picture that describe how to design a frameless shower and how to locate it.

To minimize the visual impact of the double sinks, a wall-hung vanity appears to float over the floor. A wall-hung toilet produces a similar effect. Overhead, a skylight also helps create a more spacious, open feeling.

In a neutral-toned bathroom, choosing one or two vibrantly colored focal points can really complete the look. In bathroom designs, the other thing to get streamlining tight space is choosing the bathroom style, modern style may look simpler than traditional style, but the best modern bathroom designs aren't about cutting out ornamentation. Instead, they're about making every element in a space functionally beautiful.

The solution is adding the visual features, on above picture it describe how to adding the bathroom features with mosaic tile and the mirror, A tall, narrow mirror is enhanced by a frame of small green mosaic tiles that relate to other strong vertical rectangles in the room's design. A vanity cabinet of precisely crafted wood is a sleek piece in the best modern tradition. The overall effect: clearly chic yet soothing.

Smooth Bathroom Lighting System From K08 Karol

Smooth bathroom lighting system is suitable for this small K08 Karol Bathroom. With K08 collection, Karol pays a special attention to small bathrooms lighting system as well. By reducing to the reduced depth of the cabinets and to rounded corners, this collection is capable to answer the requirements of those looking for good quality and design of bathroom lights, even though not having much space available.

The basins, available in assorted designs and finishes, can be positioned either on the centre of the wash-basin cabinet or on the end of the corner to allow the full exploitation of the storage inside the cabinet and of the countertop. The lamps are installed on above the mirror, with small lamp,or with big white bulbs lamp. Main features of this collection are the attention to space utilization and the double finish option : lacquered + wood

Bathroom Remodeling Project of University City by dRemodeling

An old bathroom need to remodel in order to keep it's modernity while still keeping the basic architecture, here are the project of dRemodeling that renovate and remodel the old bathroom of a historic 1894 home in the University City neighborhood of Philadelphia. You can see the picture of before and after remodeling process. here are the pictures.

dRemodeling undertook much more than a mere cosmetic makeover - They undertook a complete structural renovation to bring the bathroom up to the most modern codes and standards and to ensure the bathroom would last for decades to come. Simply put, the homeowners wanted a guest bathroom that was built as solidly and as elegantly as a master bathroom.

The homeowners wanted the bathroom to exude a Zen-like atmosphere, so dRemodeling undertook several measures to ensure that they would get exactly (and beyond) what they wanted. The room was stripped down to the bare lath and then completely rebuilt and refinished into a modern bathroom. The process involved replacing the dingy old bathtub with a modern frameless glass-enclosed shower whose floors and walls were covered with pebble-like tiles to add a naturalistic flair to the modernist bathroom. via

The day has finally arrived! The built-ins are done and ready to reveal!!!

I know, it has taken me forever to get to this point,

but this has been some serious work! So expect
a long post!

:0)

For those of you that are new to my blog,

I've been working on building built-ins for my son's room.

You can see my old posts

(Yes, I know that's a lot, but don't worry,

you don't have to go through all those posts....I'm going to

do a quick review of everything!)

It has taken FOREVER, but it looks so darn cute!

You can't see me, but I'm doing a happy dance!

No scrolling down to the bottom to sneak peek!

You gotta read all this stuff I did, this was a lotta work!

:)

Ok, this is where we started

A very plain jane room!

When we bought our house it was bank owned

and it was a HUGE MESS when we took possession. It's taken

us a while to get to some rooms..and this was one of them.

Until now!

My inspiration was Sarah's built-ins

She's good at inspiring me to get up and work!

Thanks Sarah!

I started this project by finding these two 30" x 30" x 12"

upper kitchen cabinets at Habitat For Humanity for $20 bucks.

They were in hideous condition, with no top or backs, but

I knew they could be fixed with a little wood and nails!

(I try to convince myself I can do anything, then get home and

think, "what did I just buy"! Luckily, I did fix these!)

:)

First, I scrubbed them down with TSP (trisodium phosphate).

This stuff will take off all dirt, grease and shine and make your project nice and clean!

BUT WEAR RUBBER GLOVES!

After all that scrubbing it was time to start building!

First I had to build a base for the cabinets to sit on so they

wouldn't look like upper kitchen cabinets sitting on a floor.

:)

I took 2 x 4's and built a rectangle like this to use as

the toe kick.

Then I cut two pieces of MDF the exact same size as the top

and bottom of the cabinet.

I put one of those pieces on top of the 2 x 4 base and kept it

flush in the back and evenly spaced all around the sides. 

It looked like this when I got it attached with screws.

(you can screw it down through the top,  cause you can't really

see it once it's finished)

Next, I attached the kitchen cabinet to the base using screws.

I did turn the cabinets upside down, I wanted the hardware on the top, not the bottom, like it would be in a kitchen.)

Then I attached the other piece of MDF,

that I had previously cut, to the top.

Like this...

I added the top piece so I would have a nice flat surface

 to attach the bookshelf onto. You know how cabinets have that little empty space on top, well

I needed that divet to go away, so I put the flat piece on top.

Then I took MDF (medium density fiberboard)

that was 12" wide x 8 ' feet long and started

building the top book cases.

I went ahead and set the cabinet in his room and measured the

distance from the top of the cabinet to his ceiling.

I wanted the cabinets to go all the way to the ceiling.

I took that measurement and cut it back by about 1/4" so it

would slide in easily.  I'll  tell you how we deal with the extra 1/4" gap later.

(let's just say it has to do with this stuff....)  :)

  

This is what the top part of the bookshelf looked like after I got it all built.

It really looks harder than it was.  Basically I just

cut the two sides the height I wanted the total bookshelf to be, minus the thickness

of the top piece and bottom piece.

In other words, if the MDF is 1/2" thick, you would subtract 1"...

for the thickness of the bottom shelf and the top shelf combined.

The top shelf and bottom shelf are the exact same size as the top of the cabinet.

The inside shelves were cut to the length of the distance

between the two side pieces.

Once I got that all built,

I put on a back made of luan. (Very thin sheet of plywood)

I did all that times 2...cause I built two cabinets. :)

Then it was time to prime and paint.

I'll be honest, this is not my favorite part of any project, but

it makes it beautiful, so I endure!

This is the primer I used.

Love this stuff, it covers like a charm!

I had to prime it, I think it was twice..

Then I painted it with this-

Interior Latex Olympic Premium paint

in a bright white semi gloss.

(It came from Lowes...my FAVORITE store in the world!

I swear I could live in there!!)

They looked like this while I was painting..

After all that priming and painting, I installed them.

I took the baseboard off the wall so they would be flat against the wall and would have a definite built-in look.
(I installed the new sized baseboard after the built-ins got installed.)

First I put the bottom part in, then slid the top bookshelf on top of the bottom piece.

Once I got them all lined up and flat against the wall,

I screwed them into studs in the wall.

Here they are installed....

Next I started trimming them out with lattice strips and fluted molding..

remember these?..

:)

I put the fluted molding on the front edges of the sides and top of the bookshelves.

I used little rosette square blocks for the top corners.

(this is when I would have hidden any gaps at the ceiling with the molding...

but to be honest, they fit really tight to the ceiling..glad I left 1/4"!! yikes!)

I put the lattice strips on the front edges of each shelf, and anywhere I had raw edges showing.

(like where the bookshelf met the cabinet)

As you can see from the picture, I was also installing

Board and Batten at the same time.

If you'd like a tutorial on the Board and Batten.

Next, I installed ticking wallpaper in the backs of the bookcases...

Like this....

Now isn't that better?! :)

Since we were doing a patriotic/military theme,

we decided to use red, white and blue.

I needed to inject the blue color somewhere on this wall, so here it is!

Next I built a shelf that connects the

left bookshelf with the right one.

Notice I lined it up with the top shelf in the bookcase.

 I put it up with little l brackets on each end and in the middle,

I painted them out so you can't see them.

I trimmed the front of it out with

the lattice strips and put the fluted molding

at the ceiling to finish the look of the cubby shelf.

Next, I installed the ticking in the area above the cubby shelf,

so it would match the backs of the bookshelves.

Then I painted anything I'd missed, (like the new trim) with my

semi-gloss white paint.

Tada! It's finished!

Now the fun part starts!

Getting to decorate!

Here are some shots of the shelves and everything

I put on them.

I got these cute little red and white boxes from Ikea.

(It was my first ever trip..and boy oh boy am I HOOKED!..

too bad it's 1 1/2 hours away! Or maybe that's a good thing! lol)

Carson just HAD to have the cute little airplane!

We were at TJ Maxx and he saw it and it just

so happened it was a plane like the Red Baron...

he's a Snoopy/Peanuts nut!

So here it hangs. :)

:0)

On the long cubby shelf wall, I hung a propeller I found at

our local Peddlers Mall.  I just have a couple of

things sitting here, but it's a little different now. 

See the brushed nickel frame with the glass in it?

I am going to show you what I put in there in another post.

:)

I was trying to include some brushed nickel in the room through

things like the hardware on the cabinets, the frame and the little

metal container on the shelf.

Here I have a cutie patootie

gum ball machine. It did have all red, white and blue gumballs in it,

but someone in this house (and you know who you are)

keeps chewing all the gum,

 so now the re-fill gumballs no longer match!

On this shelf I hung a metal wreath on the back

with stars and his favorite magazines and books.

I LOVE the old coffee can.

My hubbies mom gave it to me with

all my husbands marbles he collected as

a little boy.  They're still in there for my son to play with.

I bought two of the metal star wreaths and

cut the stars off the second one to use around the room in

different ways.

Like this...

and this...

How many of you out there hate for electronics to show?

Well it drives me crazy...especially in my son's room

cause he has so much STUFF!

Check out what these built-ins hide...

Now you see it.

Now you don't..

Makes my heart go pitter patter! :)

The pictures I hung on the walls were prints that were my

honey's when he was a little boy.

They are soldiers in different eras of military uniforms.

I mounted them on red wrapping paper so it looks like a matte.

Here they are...

Don't ya just love em'?!

I do!

Here is the left side of Carson's room...

it got a little update of it's own.

It got shutters, a school desk and chair, his little goodwill

lamp and locker bins.

and of course, a new valance.

(well new from a yard sale for 2 bucks!)

and the right side....

(He got a new bean bag, which he LOVES,

 and he also added new toys to his shelf which, right

now would be Charlie Brown and Lucy!)

:)

Here's one last before and after of his room...

Before...

After.....

So tell me what ya think!

:-)