Bathrooms · Before & after
Sage shower tile with a wood-tone vanity
Vertical sage-green shower tile meets staggered gray wall tile beside a wood-tone vanity. Earlier views show the exposed framing and tile installation before the fittings and glass seen in the later photographs.
- Vertical shower tile and offset wall tile
- Two-compartment niche beside the window
- Wood-tone vanity and warm-metal fittings
The project in pictures
From framing to tiled surfaces
The earlier view shows exposed framing and pipework at the vanity wall. Progress photographs follow with horizontal wall tile around the basin area and vertical tile inside the shower. The later room views connect these surfaces with the vanity, mirror, fixtures and glass enclosure, while the installation close-ups show details before all fittings are in place.
Two tile layouts in one room
Narrow rectangular shower tiles are laid vertically, while the gray tiles beside the vanity run horizontally with offset joints. Their different directions separate the shower from the basin wall without relying on a strong color change. Close views show the glossy tile faces, grout joints and cuts around the shower window.
Recessed storage and warm-metal details
A two-compartment niche sits beside the window, with a narrow metal border outlining its shelves and returns. The shower rail, round overhead head, handheld spray and vanity fittings repeat the warm-metal finish. Fluted panels add texture to the wood-tone vanity fronts. For a similar bathroom, plan the niche, window cuts, glass rail and fixture positions together with the tile layout.