Simplicity imparts a modern elegance to this master bath, which first poses a frequently asked question: must the sink and shower fixtures match? The sink faucet has modern lines whereas the shower system fixtures definitely land on the traditional (they were there so we used them) side style wise. For those it bothers (all you picky interior designers out there), the answer is yes. Many people would never notice.

Homeowners find themselves with showers that extend across the short end of the room with no space for a door because the toilet’s in the way. Some people don’t care for sliders. To address that issue, glass panels are split at the center here. The one on the right functions like a transparent wall but swings open. On the left, the glass panel acts as a traditional shower partition. 

The absence of eye-catching pattern in tandem with neutral putty colors on the walls and floor help the space appear larger and provide no distractions from the vanity wall where nearly black stained wood creates a magnetic focal point. To avoid a heavy look, the dark wood sink cabinet, with discreet pulls, hangs on an ebonized wall, leaving an area for the light-colored floor to show, and reflect light, below. Surface-mounting the mirror creates a frame and unifies the sink wall in a singular way. (Source: Internet)

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