
Rift white oak in a Tatami stain and Calacatta Castana quartz carry the home's palette into this guest bath. Polished Nickel fittings, a Kohler Cimarron toilet and layered tile details keep it bright and welcoming, so visitors get the same quality as every other room in the house.




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About This Space
This Westhaven guest bath balances consistency with intentional variation within the home's overall design. While maintaining the minimalist foundation established in the kitchen and main living areas, the bathroom introduces layered tile applications that add depth, texture and function.
Warm wood cabinetry continues into the guest bath, with a clean vertical grain that reinforces the home's cohesive design language. Repeating the wood tones and textures throughout the home helps secondary spaces feel fully integrated rather than treated as afterthoughts.
Elegant quartz surfaces provide a clean, durable foundation for the space. Subtle natural veining adds movement without competing with the minimalist aesthetic, while the low-maintenance surface is well suited to a bathroom designed for both family and guest use.
The tile selections introduce contrast and texture, balancing the warmth of the wood with the smoothness of the quartz. Used thoughtfully, the different surfaces add visual depth without overwhelming the room, creating a bathroom that feels layered yet calm.
By combining consistent core materials with carefully selected tile details, the guest bath maintains the elevated simplicity seen throughout the Westhaven remodel. The result is a polished, comfortable space that feels connected to the rest of the home while still having its own character.
Wood Elements
Material: Rift White Oak
Grain: Vertical Grain Match
Finish: Stained Tatami, Dull Rubbed Varnish
Surface Material
Material: Quartz
Brand: MSI
Color: Calacatta Castana
Toilet
Kohler Cimarron Toilet Tank – 1.28 GPF
Cimarron Elongated Toilet Bowl – White
Quiet Close Elongated Toilet Seat – White
Toilet Lever – Vibrant Polished Nickel
Under Sink Accessory
Brizo – Luxe Steel Bottle Trap
Shower Drain
Schluter Drain
Floor Tile
The Tile Shop – Modena Marble Mosaic
Shower Wall Tile
Tilebar – Lumar Waves Travertino Bianco – Warm White – 24 x 48
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Questions Homeowners Ask About This Space
What makes this guest bath different from the primary bath?
This guest bath uses additional tile variation to create a more layered look while maintaining the same overall design language. The result is a space that feels distinct while remaining connected to the rest of the home.
Why include tile in a minimalist bathroom?
Tile provides durability and moisture resistance while introducing texture and visual interest. In a minimalist bathroom, thoughtful tile placement can add character without disrupting the clean, simple aesthetic.
How does quartz perform in a guest bathroom?
Quartz provides a durable, low-maintenance surface that works well in bathrooms. Its smooth finish and subtle natural variation also complement a refined, minimalist design.
How do you keep a guest bath cohesive with the rest of the home?
Repeating key materials such as wood cabinetry and quartz surfaces creates visual continuity throughout the home. Tile, hardware and other secondary details can then introduce variation while maintaining the same overall design language.
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