This project is in the Mercier area, in the Mercier–Hochelaga-Maisonneuve borough. It's a tiled shower closed off with glass panels, installed next to a bathtub.
Large beige marble-look tiles cover the walls from the floor to the top of the shower. On the floor, a matching hexagonal mosaic with a built-in drain gives better grip underfoot. A tiled curb separates the shower from the rest of the room.
A recessed niche with a contrasting back and glass corner shelves provide storage without bulky hardware. The chrome fixtures combine a rain shower head, a hand shower and a built-in mixer.
The enclosure uses frameless glass panels and a glass door with chrome hinges and handle, which keeps the room open and bright.
Shower in beige marble-look tile with chrome fixtures
Walk-in shower in beige marble-look tile with a hexagonal mosaic floor
Tiled shower curb and mosaic floor seen through the glass panel
Glass corner shelves, recessed niche and chrome hand shower
Rain shower head, hand shower and chrome valve on beige tile
Close-up of the chrome hand shower and mixer on marble-look tile
Recessed niche and mosaic shower floor with drain
Hexagonal mosaic shower floor with drain and glass panel
Frameless glass shower enclosure with a chrome-handled door
Glass shower installed next to a bathtub
Shower door open onto the niche, glass shelves and fixtures
The result is a shower that's simple to keep clean: large tiles that limit grout lines on the walls, frameless glass that wipes down in seconds, and storage built into the wall instead of add-on racks. The beige and chrome palette stays neutral and works with the rest of the bathroom.
Photos: Anthony Ferla
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