Add This Blue, White, And Gold Bathroom To Your List Of Design Ideas

November 19, 2019
When Barker Associates Architecture Office, also known as BAAO Architects, were designing the renovation of a semi-attached brick townhouse, they included a bright and modern bathroom that combines blue and white tiles with gold accents and a white vanity. #ModernBathroom #BlueAndWhiteBathroom #GoldBathroomAccents

When Barker Associates Architecture Office was designing the renovation of a townhouse in New York, they created this bright and welcoming bathroom that combines blue and white tiles with gold accents and a white vanity.

Let’s take a closer look at the design elements they used in this bathroom.

The Skylight

The design of the bathroom includes a vaulted ceiling that guides the eye up to the skylight, making the space feel large and open.

The design of this modern bathroom includes an vaulted ceiling that guides the eye up to the skylight, making the space feel large and open. #ModernBathroom #BathroomDesign #BathroomSkylight #VaultedCeiling

The Vanity

The white vanity has clean lines that form a rectangular shape, a built-in sloped sink, gold hardware in the form of the faucet, taps, drain, and drawer pulls.

It’s decorated with an orchid, adding a pop of green and purple to the space, while soap and moisturizer bottles have been left clear to keep the focus on the bathroom design.

This modern bathroom is furnished with white vanity that has clean lines forming a rectangular shape, a built-in sloped sink, gold hardware in the form of the faucet, taps, drain, and drawer pulls.  #ModernBathroom #WhiteBathroomVanity #ModernVanity #BuiltInSink #GoldBathroomAccents

The Lighting

A white tube sconce with gold accents is mounted above the mirror, drawing the eye upwards, and creating a soft glow for the bathroom.

A simple white tube sconce with gold accents is mounted above the mirror, draws the eye upwards, and creates a soft glow for the bathroom. #BathroomLighting #BathroomDesign

The Hardware

Complementing the gold hardware on the vanity and lighting are the other hardware items found through the bathroom, like the towel holder, the supports that hold the glass shower screen in place, the shower head, taps, and hand-held shower. These items sourced from Watermark Designs, add a touch of glamour to the bathroom, creating a sense of luxury.

This modern bathroom has gold hardware found through the bathroom, like the towel holder, the supports that hold the glass shower screen in place, the shower head, taps, and hand-held shower. #ModernBathroom #BathroomDesign #GoldBathroomHardware

The Shower Niche

In the shower there’s a built-in shower niche with a simple white frame that’s tiled in the same tile that surrounds it. The shower niche provides a dedicated place to house shampoo bottles and soap, keeping them from gathering on the floor or in a shower caddy.

In this modern shower there's a built-in shower niche with a simple white frame that's tiled in the same tile that surrounds it. The shower niche provides a dedicated place to house shampoo bottles and soap, keeping the from gathering on the floor or in a shower caddy. #ShowerNiche #ModernShower #ShowerNicheIdeas

The Tiles

Throughout the bathroom, the tiles have been kept to three different colors and two tile types. In the shower, there’s scalloped tiles (also known as fish scale tiles) that transition from white on the upper half of the shower, into blue tiles that line the lower half. Both the scalloped tiles wrap around the walls of the bathroom. To complement the blue tiles on the walls, lighter blue square tiles were used to line the shower floor.

In this modern bathroom, In the shower, scalloped tiles (also known as fish scale tiles) that transition from white on the upper half of the shower, into blue tiles that line the lower half. Both the scalloped tiles wrap around the walls of the bathroom. #BathroomTiles #ModernBathroom #ScallopedTiles
Photography by Francis Dzikowski/OTTO | Architect: Barker Associates Architecture Office (BAAO Architects), Alexandra Barker, principal | General Contractor: Mark Chan, GTN Construction | Structural Engineer: Albanna Engineers | Expediter: Philip Ferrara | Consultant: Ginette Dean