Stone veneer for your bathroom
Rugged Stone Makes a stunning backdrop for sleek fixtures and contemporary bath fittings.
A bathroom is an important area of a house. Presenting this space in a clean and neat manner should be an essential step in the home decor process. Luckily in recent years interior designers have broadened the horizons of interior bathroom decor, and many designs involve stone veneer.
The best way to use stone veneer products within a bathroom is to pay attention to the other textures and work in a way that strikes a balance. The walls and flooring should be complimented by the stone veneer. Remember that stone veneers in a small space are best used as accent pieces to a solid mellow toned texture like the wall or floor.
Rustic Fieldstone in traditional bathroom
Rustic Fieldstone in traditional bathroom
Here is an example: How do you add stone veneer to a bathroom that has coffee coloured walls, white or off white bathroom fixtures and earth toned tiles? In this situation the procedure is simple. Choose a stone veneer that will compliment the natural hue that is being created in the space already. Stone veneer like the Timber Ledge or Country Ledge line look great in small spaces like bathrooms. They will add to the organic tones that are being created by bringing forward an interesting texture that adds a dynamic twist without becoming overpowering.
Natural Stone Ledge in the bathroom
Natural Stone Ledge in the bathroom
Here is another example: How do you add stone veneer to a more modern bathroom with dark grey tiles, sleek stone grey walls, stainless steel and glass panel fixtures? For this type of project a more contemporary looking stone veneer will be more appropriate. The Quartzite Stone Ledge line works really well with this type of bathroom. The monochromatic colour schemes available (Snow White, Midnight Black and Oyster Shell) would work well with the grey toned bathroom. Alternatively for a more natural look one can choose a Natural Stone Ledge like the Ivory, Charcoal or Rustic patterns. This option has become more popular in the last few years. The natural and neat look compliments the sleek and minimalist designs of the modern bathrooms.
