floating vanity may make the room appear larger; if the plate glass wall feels like it's taking space away, maybe this would b e the way to balance it?
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simple white hydrangeas with green leaves as accent
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Simple orchid in glass vase
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painted ceiling
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painted statues
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the way the mirror is painted can make a stock-lumber frame look elegant
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black mirror brings contrast
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cabinet between mirrors; also, the placement of hand towels is logical
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cool walls mixed with warm tiles; grey painted vanity cabinet
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grey stencil on taupe paint could be a good way to blend warm & cool!
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frosted glass shower surround
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subtle pattern of the wall behind the mirrors
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dark framed mirror over brown vanity
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mixing warm and cool tones; esp. dark wood on door
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instead of mirrors only over the sinks, this incorporates 3 mirrors and sconces into the frame
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shows use of neutral paint with white cabinets and pinkish tile
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color & glaze for bathroom cabinet: Ben Moore Vapor Trails/1556 with glaze over it
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paint color- is it too cool for our master bath?
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white upper cabinet is unexpected
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stained cabinets keep grey from getting monotonous
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Warm grey paint; wall mounted faucets; two mirrors instead of one large one; sconces on either side of mirrors
floating vanity may make the room appear larger; if the plate glass wall feels like it's taking space away, maybe this would b e the way to balance it?
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