Sleek master bathroom created by Meadowlark for this Ann Arbor home with grey tones, granite countertops, Shaker style cabinets and mixed tile accents. Photo by Sean Carter Photography, Ann Arbor, MI.

Kim Grant, Architect; Gail Owens, Photographer

Matt Koucerek

The master bathroom has a large dual vanity with plenty of storage and counter space for two. And the separate drop-in tub surround extends a bit farther than usual to provide a handy built-in shower bench for the oversized glassed-in shower with three showerheads.

This gorgeous lake home sits right on the water's edge. It features a harmonious blend of rustic and and modern elements, including a rough-sawn pine floor, gray stained cabinetry, and accents of shiplap and tongue and groove throughout.

J. Sinclair

Master bath in new construction of traditional style home.

The custom vanity includes a sitting area and two medicine cabinets.

New spa-like bathroom with claw foot tub and heated floors

The master bath is a true oasis, with white marble on the floor, countertop and backsplash, in period-appropriate subway and basket-weave patterns. Wall and floor-mounted chrome fixtures at the sink, tub and shower provide vintage charm and contemporary function. Chrome accents are also found in the light fixtures, cabinet hardware and accessories. The heated towel bars and make-up area with lit mirror provide added luxury. Access to the master closet is through the wood 5-panel pocket door.

The Guest Bathroom bathtub was relocated to be under the window, which is the only new window in the house. This window has insulating, frosted glass to provide privacy and to keep out cold drafts.

Master bathroom / walk-in closet addition to a vintage home in Shorewood, Wisconsin.

Richardson Architects Jonathan Mitchell Photography

This home in a popular neighborhood close to Arizona State University dates probably to just before "mid-century and now has all NEW Fixtures and Finishes. The room was gutted and a new bathroom created. The goal of the project was to have a bathroom for this 1940's cottage that looked like it could be original but, was clean and fresh and healthy. Actually the windows and millwork and door openings are all original. The fixtures and finishes selected were to be in character with the decade in which the home was built which means the look is more World War II era and cottage / bungalow in ambiance. All this was softly and gently dramatized with the use and design of the 2 tone tile in creamy white and soft gray tiles throughout.

The powder main bathroom was expanded with a shower, custom console sink, recessed medicine cabinet, marble tile hex floor and white subway tile.