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Basement Bathroom Pictures From HGTV Smart Home 2014

January 22, 2015
A spacious walk-in shower with cool glass subway tile and a mosaic guitar sculpture becomes a focal point in the downstairs bathroom.
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Cool and contemporary is most effectively expressed in the basement bathroom, where glass subway tiles pair with clean white countertops for an inviting escape.

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An occupied/vacant door feature is a clever design detail for a high-traffic bathroom.

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The vanity is topped with white quartz countertops, and a sleek chrome faucet keeps the design clean and modern.

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Orange and white stripes add a playful touch in an otherwise simple and straightforward bathroom space.

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The walls of the walk-in shower are clad in cool glass subway tile, while the white tile flooring offers a slight contrast.

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A sleek hand-held showerhead is adjustable and convenient for guests and homeowners.

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Wild guitar art and vibrant orange echo the fun-filled vibe found in the adjacent basement rec room.

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The mosaic guitar sculpture hanging above the toilet adds an unexpected layer.

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A private entry hall offers its own reach-in storage and access to the basement bathroom.

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Easy to clean and durable, concrete floors — which can withstand the toughest of crowds — continue from the bathroom into the rec room.