Here are two bathroom projects in Montreal. The first plays on grey and black around an arched tub alcove; the second on white tile and walnut.
The tub sits in an arched alcove finished in black fluted tile. Next to it is a glass walk-in shower with black fixtures and a black-framed recessed niche.
The floating grey vanity, with an undermount sink and a matte black faucet, is set off by built-in linear lighting. Grey tile on the walls and floor ties every area together.
View down a grey bathroom to the shower
Undermount sink with matte black faucet
Sink under linear lighting
Floating vanity, lit mirror and toilet
Floating vanity and toilet in a grey bathroom
Black shower fixtures on grey porcelain
Shower with black rain head and eucalyptus
Arched alcove and tub behind the glass panel
Walk-in shower seen through the glass panel
Recessed shower niche with black frame
Tub and black fluted tile wall
Tub in an arched alcove with black fluted tile
Toilet and glass shower in a grey bathroom
Grey vanity with linear lighting and black faucet
Grey bathroom with vanity, glass shower and built-in lighting
Glass shower leading to an arched alcove
Tub with black fixtures against fluted tile
Bathroom with black fluted tile and grey porcelain
Here, a floating walnut vanity, a mirror and a matching wood shelf warm up a white-tiled bathroom. The glass shower, with a rain head, is set off by a band and a niche in black mosaic.
A wall-hung toilet keeps the chevron floor clear, which also makes cleaning easier.
Chevron floor and glass shower panel
Walk-in glass shower with rain head and black mosaic band
Walnut vanity and mirror in a white-tiled bathroom
Floating walnut vanity with mirror and wood shelf
Wall-hung toilet, white tile and chevron floor
White bathroom with glass shower and wall-hung toilet
Black mosaic shower niche
Mirror and walnut shelf on white tile
Chrome faucet and basin on a walnut vanity
Two bathrooms with opposite styles, built on the same principle: a few well-chosen materials and a clean finish down to the details.
Photos: Anthony Ferla
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