Sister act Justina and Faith Blakeney infuse their parent's master bath with their signature global flair. Ogee Drop in Nutmeg warmly contrasts with handpainted Summit in Green Motif, outfitting the space in earthy luxury.
It all started with our Tidewater tile. Using it as a foundation and topping it off with our handpainted Summit pattern, everything else just fell into place for Justina and Faith Blakeney parent's guest bathroom upgrade.
A classic bathroom gets a splash of boho underfoot with a dazzling Elephant Star floor tile pattern in Cool Motif.
Samantha Wennerstrom of Could I Have That opted for minimalist details like all white tile and a sleek gray vanity to enhance her guest suite's natural lighting.
Could I Have That's Samantha Wennerstrom gives her daughter a playful bathroom she can also grow into using geometric floor tile in Blue Spruce paired with shower tile in the same timeless hue.
To expand and brighten their master bathroom, Samantha Wennerstrom of Could I Have That opted for floor-to-ceiling and geometric floor tile in a refreshing blend of white.
An eye-catching blend of blues, this Hexite floor tile playfully contrasts with the bathroom's sleek modern lines and warm wood tones.
Home design: Young America Creative Contractor: Commons & Burt Builders Tile sub: RAM Tile Interior Designer: Lydia Lyons Design Photographer: Roger Casas
Offering up a modern twist on traditional subway tile, this accented shower gives the bathroom an element of sophisticated, urban appeal.
Design and Photography: Tera Janelle Design Contractor: Modern Oak Construction
A colorful gradient of red, yellow, gray, and white hexagon tile gives this eclectic bathroom an artistic edge.
A stacked baby blue backsplash and shower surround in Moonshine keeps this bathroom looking refreshed and effortlessly modern.
A tub surround adorned with Ogee Drop Tile in Moonstone is sure to give anyone's morning routine a welcome uplift.
Eden Passante's bathroom gets extra charming thanks to matte white shower tile in Sugar and lovely hexagon floor tile in London Fog.
