I love the tiny hexagonal black bathroom tiles.  It reminds me of the bathrooms in Midway, but less charming, more graphic.  I imagine sweeping would be a beast, but it's beautiful.

So great! Unless you have kids... and then it's a horrible idea.

Note from years later- I cannot imagine how much it would suck to dust this bathroom all the time. 

I'm also battling back and forth on this one, too. I love the window, all chipped and rugged, but where is the line for this style? At what point is it a beautiful pairing of worn pieces and at what point is it just junky? I want to live with beautiful things around me, not things I made to look decrepit.
And I love the top part of that sink, with its slope and basin, but am hating the bare pipes.

The outdoor shower! Perfect for when you get back from the beach. I love the fixture and the metal bucket hanging down.

This is kind of crazy but I am loving the idea of a tree in the bathroom. This could totally work in Washington, right? Right, Dave? Also, that is some awesome wallpaper.

Brooke and John got me thinking about these in their Brooklyn apartment. So perfect for storage- in a teenagers room or a utility room, even in a bathroom where you could get that spa/locker room feel going.

I am loving the bathroom on the right, with it's scientific drawing of weird sea creatures. If we go with urban nautical, this would be a great idea for a kids/guest bathroom. It is crazy busy, but in a way that works.

I love the mirrors in this bathroom- simple, square, hung on the wall.