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We love homes that effortlessly blend modern and traditional design with vintage elements (like in this Lisbon apartment) but trying to achieve the same eclectic look in the bathroom can prove to be a challenge. After all, it’s a space with a lot of hard edges and necessary features (and making changes in the bathroom is a bit more permanent than just swapping out sofa pillows). A new bath collection by Brizo, Rook™, is all about combining styles—a contemporary masculine aesthetic infused with early 1900s traditionalism . Seth Fritz, Brizo senior industrial designer , explained that even the inspiration behind the collection came from distinct sources. One afternoon, he stumbled upon a 70-year-old bank cart (below) and was captivated by its raw form. Shortly after, the Brizo industrial design team took a trip to several Frank Lloyd Wright homes around the Chicago area and were completely awed by Wright’s ability to combine styles. The cart and Wright’s homes sparked an idea for a...

Share This: Modern Bathroom Best Sellers%20-%20http://www.yliving.com/blog/top-20-modern-bathroom-best-sellers/" target="_blank"> Modern Bathroom Best Sellers%7C%20YLiving" target="_blank"> Find out what’s the best of the best for your modern bathroom with our list of 20 best sellers. From bathtubs to vanities, see our most popular bathroom fixtures as of late. 1. Neptune Wind Corner Soaking Tub The  Wind Corner Soaking Tub  from Neptune is a favorite among small bathroom dwellers . The curved shape of the tub is eye-catching, and a space saver too. Because of its corner design, it can fit into tight spaces, while still providing plenty of room for a relaxing bath. 2. Nameeks Teorema Wall Mounted or Vessel Sink Made of premium materials, the Teorema Wall Mounted or Vessel Sink features a  durable ceramic construction . While it’s resilient to stains and durable enough for high traffic bathrooms , its familiar silhouette is a timeless solution...

Modern bathroom design is often all about going minimalist with clean finishes for a spa-like feel. But sometimes the look ends up feeling clinical. To make sure your space feels just as inviting as the rest of your home, try some of these bathroom design tips to create a sense of warmth and personality while achieving spot-on style. 1. Pattern Bathrooms often are devoid of interesting patterns, which is a shame, because energetic patterns can add life to any room. Consider adding a patterned drapery panel or playful towels, or simply hang a colorful print (or wallpaper sample ) in a frame as artwork. These low-commitment ideas allow you to keep a classic color scheme for the fixed elements while dabbling in color trends as the mood strikes. A horizontally striped shower curtain is a foolproof way to add some pattern and excitement in a bathroom of any size, style or budget. Try a gray-and-white stripe to match any palette or navy and white to capture a timeless nautical spirit . ...

Season 12, Episode 13 Chrome, Color and Cool A small, outdated, pink-tiled bathroom is 86-ed to pave the way for an elegant and edgy master suite with a nod to 70s chic and Airstream trailers. First, the old bath becomes a powder room with its own vanity and sink, toilet, and a unique wood shelf art sculpture , wrapped around a new wall urinal. From there, sliding barn doors open into a spare bedroom that's transformed into the main bath space . Next to the new tub is a roomy shower featuring black and white patterned porcelain tile , large rain head , and body sprays. Wood slats on one wall and brushed aluminum on another lend an air of bygone camping trailers , while wireless speakers bring the space back to the present with modern technology for tunes.

Marrying practicality and style to get the most out of the bathroom, whatever its size, will make soaking up the effort all the sweeter, writes Kya de Longchamps. THE bathroom is a crucial room to get right, but most of us have to deal with a rather small space which can make it difficult to squeeze in those big ideas in styling and luxury. Marrying practicality to good looks is a matter of scaling a good quality suite correctly to the room, making every available centimetre work. Baths — the secrets of scale The bath is generally the largest element to accommodate in a bathroom. Variations in bath design tend to be minor size differences (1700mm or 1800m in length) plus shaping in the shower area to accommodate a wider standing position . A rectangular wall- mounted bath remains popular as it fits well into a niche. Freestanding bath s with straighter sides can slip neatly against even a slender length of wall, but consider something you can sit in rather than lounging full length...