Hallway Bathroom Pictures From HGTV Smart Home 2016
With easy access to the hallway and nursery, this space features sophisticated layers of gray paired with eye-catching art for a bathroom everyone will enjoy.
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March 30, 2016
By:
Jeannie Matteucci
Well-Designed Vanity
The hallway bathroom's dove gray vanity features a quartz top with drawers and cabinet below for storage of bath essentials.
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Tiffany Brooks
Chic Curtains
Light gray and white shower curtains that go all the way to the floor add another layer of gray and a touch of pattern to the hallway bathroom.
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Tiffany Brooks
Layers of Gray
The light gray and white patterned curtains frame the shower and tub combination lined with medium-tone gray subway tiles with white grout for definition.
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Tiffany Brooks
Transitional Style
The curved lines of the chrome shower head reflect the hallway bathroom's appealing transitional style.
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Tiffany Brooks
Handy Shelf
The shower with medium-gray tiles set in a subway pattern includes a corner glass shelf for bath and body products.
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Tiffany Brooks
Marvelous Mirror
A striking dark framed mirror above the vanity provides contrast for the bathroom's lighter gray and white finishes.
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Tiffany Brooks
Fabulous Floor
The hallway bathroom's gray and white 12 x 12 floor tiles are set in a diagonal diamond pattern that helps visually expand the size of the room.
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Tiffany Brooks
Good-Looking Light
The bathroom's three-light chrome fixture above the vanity features a double glass shade that diffuses light for elegant and functional illumination. The home's smart light system allows a series of lights to be programmed to go on and off at a certain time each day.
From:
Tiffany Brooks
Well-Designed Vanity
The hallway bathroom's dove gray vanity features a quartz top with drawers and cabinet below for storage of bath essentials.
From:
Tiffany Brooks
Surrounding Spaces
The bathroom enjoys an easy transition into the nursery, and sits across the hall from the home's largest laundry room.
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Tiffany Brooks
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