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HGTV Dream Home 2011: Ski Dorm Bathroom Pictures

November 25, 2014
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The inspiration of house planner Jack Thomasson, the dorm bathroom accommodates large groups and boasts industrial-chic accents.

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The 80-inch countertop, clad in tile to complement the dorm room wall color, is equipped with three ceramic vessel sinks and flanked by floor-to-ceiling shelving.

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Plush, white towels and ski-inspired accessories add a playful touch in an otherwise simple and straightforward bathroom space.

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Each station is equipped with glass and brushed stainless steel countertop accessories. Photography by carpenter David Brown, dressed in leather frames, lends a personal touch. "What a great area to start using your own photos – pumping it full of personal mementos," says interior designer Linda Woodrum.

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An apothecary jar, drinking glass and soap pump in stainless steel lend industrial-chic styling to the space.

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Retro photographer's pendants, complete with milk-glass diffusers, double as task lighting in the dorm bathroom.

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Artwork is limited to Stowe Mountain Resort ski trail signs, purchased by house planner Jack Thomasson and posted on a bathroom stall.

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Each approximately 3-by-3-foot shower stall features a pitched tile floor to prevent water leakage and a glass stall door, frosted on the outside.

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A clamshell light illuminates each shower stall, outfitted with both a raincan showerhead and a hand shower.

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A two-in-one showerhead and hand shower creates a luxurious bathtime experience.

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Individual bathroom stalls, custom-fabricated for HGTV Dream Home 2011, incorporate yellow birch plywood and stainless steel. Plywood is treated with a clear latex finish.