Dickens Avenue

In this Dickens Avenue bathroom, a geometric pattern brings green, white, and dark tones together across the floor and shower wall. Continuing the pattern through the glass enclosure connects the two areas and makes the tile a defining element of the room.
A white vanity with vertical ribbing offers a quieter counterpoint to the angular tile. Its dark countertop and backsplash echo the slender black tiles in the shower, while warm gold-toned fittings carry through the wall-mounted faucet, mirror, lighting, and shower hardware.
The details give each surface a distinct role: pattern draws the eye, darker finishes add depth, and the ribbed cabinetry introduces texture. Clear glass keeps those relationships visible, with framed artwork adding a personal note beside the vanity.


