Tiles bathtub

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Reimagined Tudor in sunny Mill Valley, CA

Ah, the tubber combo. It’s ubiquitous in bathrooms all over the world. And because it’s so common, it can very easily fall into the boring side of washroom architecture. If you have one and you hate it, you don’t have to demo the whole thing and start anew. You can just make some smart, sleek modifications and enjoy a fresh-feeling, semi-renovated spa-like space.

A green subway tiled drop-in bathtub is covered with 2 white and green shower curtains and fitted with a white quartz deck fixed against glossy green surround tiles.

At the beginning, there was a house at the Algarve region, in the south of Portugal. It was from the 1940s, sober and looking at the salty lagoon. The..

Green Heath Ceramics tile, handmade storage cabinets, and matte white fixtures comprise this chic and serene bath. Photograph by Neeve Woodward, from Bathroom of the Week: Two Bath Remodels with Bold Green Tile in Auckland.

@brendantadler 🛁🧼 Vintage Delft tile bathtub | Instagram

After decamping from London for the country, designer-maker Rupert McKelvie established Out of the Valley, his Devon, England, workshop devoted to building

an airy mid century modern bathroom with a terrazzo floor, green and white tiles, a bathtub, a floating vanity and gold fixtures