Orchestrated Light Photography

Eclectic, bold and neutral black and tan master bathroom. Limestone 12x24 floors, white walls, and black wash white oak vanities. Modern, flat panel vanities are made of white oak with a black stain and ribbed antique brass hardware. Gorgeous brushed brass faucets with knurled detailing from Brizo Litze collection. Bronze and brass sconces from Visual Comfort flank an antique brass mirror. Hudson Valley bronze and brass flush mount light over soaker bathtub. A spa like freestanding bathtub is flanked by 2 his and her vanities. A natural, leathered black granite counter top accents the tan limestone floors and black accents. Woven African baskets, turkish towels and an antique Turkish rug finish off this boho eclectic look.

Brian McCloud

Focus Point Photography

Ceramic tiled splash paired with black honed granite. Pendant lights in matte black to bring interest and functionality. Bedrosian Cloe white tiles in six inch splash to add a bit of texture without being too visually heavy. Hexagon terracotta-tone tiles bring warm to the room and white oak vanities add warmth as well.

In this master bath, we were able to install a vanity from our Cabinet line, Greenfield Cabinetry. These cabinets are all plywood boxes and soft close drawers and doors. They are furniture grade cabinets with limited lifetime warranty. also shown in this photo is a custom mirror and custom floating shelves to match. The double vessel sinks added the perfect amount of flair to this Rustic Farmhouse style Master Bath.

This master bathroom in Atwater Village was completely transformed with unique tile choices. From the texture on the metallic accent tiles to the pattern on the porcelain wall tiles that give the illusion of light reflections over water, all the tiles and finishes were carefully curated to give the bathroom a coastal look. The pattern cement tiles used the space with personality by adding some color to the monochromatic gray palette.

Original bath of historic 1904 Home in Franklin, TN gets new look by taking in a large hallway that had been made from the original back porch. The original bath of the home was located on the back porch, accessible through the original kitchen and a back door off the hallway between the kitchen and breakfast rooms. In an earlier remodel, the back porch was taken in to for a hallway leading to a new kitchen addition leaving the original kitchen to become a bedroom. The bathroom was small, there were no closets and no access to the original breakfast room. The new floor plan has solved all of the problems by making the original bath foot print into walk-in closets. Supplying natural light by leaving the original window to the bathroom between the closets and taking in the back hall for the new shower, tub vanities and toilet. Built-in medicine cabinets and storage over the toilet solve storage issues and the original exterior door to the porch was utilized to make the decorative niche over the tub.

Drawing on inspiration from resort style open bathrooms, particularly like the ones you find in Bali, we adapted this philosophy and brought it to the next level and made the bedroom into a private retreat quarter. – DGK Architects

Contemporary California Residence, set in the Mullholland Hills. Design & Build by Racing Green Group. Listed by Dougal Murray & Jonathan Waud.