7 Sleek New Bathroom Accents
Who doesn’t love a spalike bathroom? These new fittings, fixtures, and accents are sure to complete any home’s inner sanctum.
These Bath Fixtures and Fittings Spotlight Contemporary Style
1. Fuse showerhead attachment for use with Infusions hydrotherapy tablets, formulated with vitamins and essential oils, by Hai.
2. Riggiole Deco 4 36-inch-square porcelain tile with lightly worn effect by Ceramica Fioranese.
3. Lapidary Etui sculpted Carrara marble tile by Clé Tile.
4. Christopher Grubb’s Trousdale bath faucet in satin nickel by California Faucets.
5. Ghislaine Viñas’s Jungle porcelain wall and floor tile in Concrete by Imagine Tile.
6. Yabu Pushelberg’s Sailing bath fittings in Deep Black PVD finish by Fantini.
7. Nubo Verde marble herringbone mosaics by Ann Sacks.
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