Bathrooms - almost done.
I may not have written here about the agonizing decision regarding bathrooms during our home design. In the first round of floor plans the architect presented us with a plan showcasing 7 bathrooms. Yes 7.
Who needs 7 bathrooms? Certainly not I. hmmmmm. Or did I?
Apparently, I did. 4 full bathrooms upstairs, one in the basement and two on the main floor. It made perfect sense. Of course, I haven't yet been faced with the task of cleaning all of these bathrooms.
Months spent tile shopping have finally come to fruition. The tile installation is not yet completed. Saddly, our tile calculations were somewhat amiss, and now we wait for more tile to be delivered so the tiling project can be finished off.
Here is what we have so far {some bathrooms are complete - just awaiting seats, sills, glass, and plumbing}.
The long debated main floor bath, conveniently located through the kitchen and in the mudroom - accessible through the garage and the mud room door. Grey glass mosaic tile will complete this shower.
The main floor powder room. The picture doesn't show it, but we've used alternating rows of matte and polished tile. The accent tile is Spanish Emperador marble.
Victor has the "grey" bathroom. It's beautiful. His bathroom is done with porcelain tile but it looks so much like marble. This tile is called "wood grey" and is installed in a 24x24 floor and wall tile. The accent tile is a random-glass-strip mosaic using the wood grey tile.
This is the guest bathroom.
Sienna's bathroom is not done justice by the pictures. Her porcelain tile is meant to look like Calcutta Marble. The accent tile is polished glass - if I've achieved the look I set out to; her bathroom will have a sparkly posh feel to it ~ and the accent tile will like diamonds.
And finally, our ensuite. Wow. Just wow. As beautiful as much of our porcelain tile is ~ nothing compares to natural stone. This picture is of our shower.
And yes, your math is right. I've only shown you six pictures. The basement lighting has not been installed and the lighting was too poor for any of the basement bathroom pictures.
