The 1930s American bathroom was a saturated jewel-box: walls sheathed floor to ceiling in glossy water-duck teal glazed tile, trimmed with snazzy black border courses, chrome fixtures, and pearlescent liner strips. Colour — not white — was the badge of the modern bath, and the glazed tile field was the entire environment.

This design system rebuilds that glossy tile world for the screen: a saturated teal ground, crisp black Deco framing lines, chrome dividers, and geometric display lettering, with warm porcelain reserved strictly for fixture-like surfaces.