This bathroom is inside a great pool house in Cherry Hills Village. We had to work around the existing tile flooring, which isn't great. It's sort of a peach / pink color. The previous homeowners painted the walls a flesh tone, which did not help. Working with BOA Construction, I designed a new bathroom for the pool house using Porcelanosa wainscot tile, a custom 8" thick concrete countertop with trough sink, and a custom vanity with polished chrome inlays on the legs.
Having to work around the existing flooring was a challenge. However, the material and color choices made during the design process dramatically cut down on the pinkish hue that was previously there.
Here are the before / after shots!
The vanity is designed with an open shelf bottom, to store rolled-up towels for guests. Four drawers provide nice storage. The legs are 4" in diameter and have polished chrome inlays running from top to bottom. My favorite part of this piece is the 8" thick concrete countertop that rests on top of the vanity. It has an integrated trough sink. Brizo Virage Faucet and sconces.
Polished chrome accents with white paint finish and black concrete is a great combination.
The wall tile is from Porcelanosa. It's a Spanish company that imports to the US, and they carry some amazing product. This particular tile is porcelain and it is manufactured with a matte finish wood grain. We installed the 12x24 tiles horizontally on the walls throughout the bathroom with a polished chrome accent piece on top. The effect is very light and airy and it creates a "beach" feel; perfect for a pool house.
This picture shows what a "trough" sink refers to. The sink is cast as part of the mold in the concrete fabrication process. Very clean and elegant.
I updated the fireplace with the same tile we used for wainscot in the bathroom. Both vertical corners are adorned with Porcelanosa corner trim in polished chrome.
