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Fluted wood-tone vanity with pale veined shower tile
Pale veined tile, a fluted wood-tone vanity and warm-metal fittings bring together the main surfaces of this bathroom. The photographs show the room from the doorway, then move closer to the basin, wall tile and shower details.
- Fluted wood-tone vanity
- Pale veined shower tile
- Illuminated niche and linear drain
The project in pictures
Texture at the vanity
Narrow vertical grooves run across the vanity fronts beneath a white basin. Their closely repeated lines contrast with the broad rectangular wall tiles and their flowing gray veining. A rounded-corner mirror, angular tap and matching warm-metal details tie the vanity area together. The close-up photographs show the junction between the basin, tiled wall and mirror more clearly than a single room overview could.
A long illuminated shower niche
The recessed niche extends across the rear shower wall below the square overhead showerhead. Light along its upper edge picks out the tiled recess and shelf. Clear glass keeps the niche and wall pattern visible from outside the enclosure; the other shower views show the handheld spray and long linear floor drain.
Follow the tile around the room
Wider views connect the tiled vanity wall with the shower and doorway. The broad tile faces, straight grout joints and contrasting doorway edge define the separate surfaces. Closer photographs reveal the inside corners, niche and floor drain. For a similar bathroom, consider the vanity texture, fixture finish, niche position and drain layout together before tile setting.