Concrete And Marble Bathroom

I love the industrial look of concrete countertops once they are finished.

Concrete and marble bathroom.

The monochrome palette and modern freestanding bathtub with matching his and hers sinks create a chic hotel like interior. Once upon a time standard bathroom countertops were either ceramic tile plastic laminate or a material that was regarded as somewhat innovative for the time so called cultured marble. Clean lines and a super smooth surface make this countertop a standout. 3 mix your concrete.

Unassuming mirrors and lighting keep the space airy and uncluttered. Pour some of the dry mix into your drywall tray add water and mix it with a small putty knife. Honed green marble creates bathroom countertops with an old world outlook. The taps and bath filler are by bagno design.

Materials range from concrete basins composite stone to natural stones such as marble and granite. The marble is from venice marble. A marble look is so lavish and calls for no dressing up. The basins and bath are from victoria albert.

Marble has a reputation as one of the most luxurious home design materials and can definitely create an eye catching look for any room. I just wasn t sure how well the gray would look in my bathroom. However while there are. A beautiful statement for your bathroom design.

I worried everything would look washed out and well gray. A concrete or stone basin can come in a number of shapes round square oval and rectangular to mention a few. Where a high quality finished flooring surface is required the concrete slab may be stained polished painted or top coated to make for a unique and. When planning a new bathroom or remodeling an old one you may be tempted by the idea of using marble for its countertops floor and walls.

One of the most obvious places to get a major bang for your buck in a bathroom update is the countertop. Simple ovals marble and a micro cement floor keep things serene and uncomplicated. You can buy concrete stain in two different forms. I was trying to lighten up the room and the whitewashed wall was already a gray color as well.

This will dull the finish of the cultured marble and make it easier for the concrete to adhere. Cultured marble wasn t marble at all or granite or onyx but instead was a dreary blend of crushed limestone held together with plastic resins. Green marble countertops boast significant veins in various shades that work well with weathered patinas and antique accessories. Concrete bathroom floors are most commonly found in homes with slab foundations or in basements where the floor already consists of a 4 to 8 inch concrete slab that rests directly on the soil.

This bathroom is proof that concrete is anything but drab. Its deep tones complement metal accents such as black wrought iron sconces copper chandeliers and bronze faucets.