7 Beautiful New Bathrooms With A Low-Curb Shower

7 Beautiful New Bathrooms With A Low-Curb Shower


A low-curb shower entrance is a popular detail for creating a minimal barrier that maintains a light and airy look. There are many ways to treat this low-profile shower feature, such as covering a curb in the same material as the vanity countertop and matching the color of the shower curb with surrounding floor tile. Here, pros discuss the ideas and other features that brought style to these bathrooms. Marble MixDesigner: Carmit Oron Interior DesignLocation: San Jose, CaliforniaSize: 230 square feet (21 square meters)Homeowners' request. Oron used Houzz Pro business software to communicate with her clients using Mood Boards and to send and manage proposals, invoices and purchase orders.

The curb and trim are covered in Calacatta marble, which was also used for the tub surround and apron front. Handmade ceramic tile with a crackle finish in a light taupe color covers the shower walls. Other special features include Pietra del Cardosa marble countertop and backsplash. Vertical shiplap walls create a subtle detail that adds so much to any room. Designer tip: Keep natural materials honed and not polished and combine them with other natural materials, not with porcelain or something that mimics the real thing.Tile StyleDesigner: Martha Fox of M.

Fox InteriorsLocation: Nashville, TennesseeSize: 130 square feet (12 square meters)General contractor: The Kingston Group The vanity is cherry with a dark stain, plumbing fixtures are brass, accent tile in the shower niche is marble, flooring is large-format, charcoal-colored porcelain, wall paint is Greek Villa by Sherwin-Williams, and low-curb shower details are clad in the same Carrara marble slab used for the countertop. Designer Martha Fox suggests taking the tile up to the ceiling in the shower elevated the space. Houzz Pro business management software is used for proposals, invoices and purchase orders.