A HOMEFRONT PROJECT / MARBLE-LOOK & BRASS BATHROOM
Marble drama. Brass detail.
A HOMEFRONT Project.
This Los Angeles bathroom remodel brings together a glass-enclosed shower, large-format marble-look wall tile, a built-in bench, white hexagonal shower mosaic and a stone-look-topped console vanity with brass fixtures.
A jewel-box bathroom in Los Angeles balances bold stone-patterned surfaces with warm metallic detail. The frameless glass shower leaves the dramatic veining in view; a tiled bench and small hexagonal floor tiles add texture. Across the room, an open brass console vanity and ornate gilt mirror give this compact space its own personality.
THE PROJECT / FINISHED
The finished space
The first sightline is the contrast: expressive gray veining across the pale shower walls, a floor of tiny white hexagons and glass that lets the surface pattern stay visible. A tiled bench sits beneath the frosted windows. The opposite wall takes a different direction, with a slim console sink supported on exposed brass-tone legs, a gilded mirror and a sunburst wall accent.
THE PROJECT / TOGETHER
How the project comes together
A small room can carry several strong finishes when each has a clear role. The broad marble-look pattern becomes the shower’s focal surface. Small-scale mosaic tile gives the floor a finer rhythm; glass keeps the sightline open. Brass ties the sink, fittings and mirror together, while the wood-look floor adds warmth underfoot. The photos show the finished design—not a staged proposal or a hypothetical rendering.
PROJECT DETAILS
The work, in view.
- Large-format white marble-look tile with dramatic gray veining across the shower enclosure
- Frameless glass shower with brass-toned hardware
- Small white hexagonal mosaic shower floor and a tiled bench
- Console sink with a stone-look top, exposed brass-tone supports and matching faucets
- Ornate gold-framed mirror, textured wall finish and wood-look floor tile
- Privacy-glass windows bringing daylight into the shower area
ABOUT THIS PROJECT STORY
This finished bathroom was photographed in Los Angeles, California. The project photographs were supplied directly by the person who completed the work. They were corrected for light, color and clarity without changing fixtures, finishes or the room layout. Product brands, exact materials, dimensions, permits, cost and completion date are not asserted.