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HGTV Green Home 2012: Bathroom Pictures

January 20, 2015
Brown mosaic tile serves as a springboard for this bathroom's casual-chic design sensibility.
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Frosted glass micro-block tile in a tortoise shell-inspired shade served as a springboard for the design of the guest bathroom, an upper-floor space that offers interior windows to the stairwell.

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The contemporary pattern of the shower curtain fabric adds an interesting visual element.

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Along with a quiet, contemporary style, both the shower stall's brushed nickel diverter spout and shower handle feature a finish that prevents rust, corrosion and flaking.

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An 8-inch rainshower showerhead provides a spa-like experience. The contemporary brushed-nickel fixture provides a powerful spray while conserving water.

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"Stillness," a collage-style mixed-media piece by artist Eva Magill-Oliver, pulls in the room's palette of colors.

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The guest bathroom borrows light from the craft and homework area, as well as the stairwell, which streams light into the bathroom from a trio of interior windows.

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Side tables in a recyclable aluminum double as seating. Vibrant persimmon accessories add pop but are by no means permanent: Changing up the look of the room is as easy as switching out accessories.

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The 82-inch-long vanity is topped with polished recycled-glass-embedded concrete, a terrazzo blend material manufactured in Atlanta.

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Slumped glass wall scones, described by interior designer Linda Woodrum as "cones of light," become points of interest on the tile-clad wall.

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A sleek one-handle high-arc bathroom faucet in brushed nickel tempers the room's more youthful, modern components.

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A lacquered tray corrals both tealight holders repurposed as apothecary jars and a collection of opal and striped greenery-filled vases.

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Stainless steel hardware echoes the finish of bath fixtures and stands in contrast to the hickory wood's deep veining.

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Organic cotton towels are the finishing touch in this contemporary space, where the warm tones of the cabinetry, countertops and wall tile ground the more vibrant decor.