Freestanding Tub and Patterned Shower
Bathroom photos with a freestanding tub, patterned shower walls, a clear glass enclosure, and warm-toned metal hardware.
Project overview
The room. The rhythm. The details.
A closer look
From preparation to finished surface
A bathroom with a freestanding white tub, a clear glass shower enclosure, small repeating patterned wall tile, warm-toned hardware, and light floor tile.
For a comparable tub-and-shower bath, planning considerations include allowing adequate circulation around the tub and leaving practical access for cleaning the glass and walls. Repeating patterned tile has a strong visual rhythm, so its start point, repeat, and relationship to edges and fixture centers are usually reviewed before installation. Warm-toned hardware may be coordinated across the shower fittings, door hardware, lighting, and vanity accessories, while still allowing for deliberate contrast. The location of the shower door and the tub filler affects how the room is used day to day.
Photo study
See the details from every angle.
The details
Installation details worth considering
- A freestanding white tub is visible beside the shower.
- A small repeating geometric tile pattern covers the visible shower wall.
- Clear shower glass and warm-toned hardware are visible.
- Light floor tile extends through the photographed bathroom area.
Make a good start
Good tile work starts with a conversation.
Tell us about the room, the material, and what you’d like to change.
The work, up close
