We spend a good amount of time here at Atticmag searching out well designed and stylish kitchens and bathrooms to feature each week.  When it comes to bath and powder rooms, paying attention to what may seem like small details can have a significant effect on the mood of your space.
The sinks featured here are [...]

The other night on one of those TV makeover shows, I watched the guest genius install floor-to-ceiling tile in a bathroom so minimalist I could almost hear the potential buyers whine “there’s no place for the hai-i-ir dryer.”
It was a look clearly taken from the contemporary Italian bathroom tile companies, like Bottega d’Arte, in Modena, [...]

Christmas green, white and pewter comprise the stunning color scheme in this lavishly tiled New York penthouse bath with a pair of doors opening onto a terrace overlooking Central Park. It’s hard to imagine a bathroom as movie-set-worthy.
But when would you say it was built?
The look is strictly early 20th Century Arts and Crafts, both [...]

One aspect of doing more with less involves editing down to necessities. This is especially true for “unfitted” bathrooms – those which have no built-in or “fitted” cabinetry. What’s interesting is how cabinet-free baths cut across the style spectrum – from minimalist to country. Instead of sinks and tubs installed in cabinets or surrounds we [...]

Swimming pool blue. Peony pink. Granny Smith green. When one of these pow! colors covers any significant surface area in a bathroom there’s bound to be a strong reaction – often involuntary and physical according to color theorists. Plus, it’s all ramped up in contrast with white or ivory used for trim and sanitary fixtures, [...]

When San Francisco designer Susan Harris remodeled this California bathroom, she did so around the theme Bath Time!  The graphic style of the homeowner’s own rug is a terrific example of incorporating a patterned area rug in lieu of a solid color bath mat.  It also illustrates the impact achieved by accessorizing with the right [...]