All of the bathrooms in this contemporary house follow a monochromatic color palette made mostly of grays, beiges, and whites. Two feature a minimalist alcove bathtub, while the other one has a corner shower with glass enclosure. All three are completed with a one-piece toilet, flat-panel cabinets, and white vanity countertops.

I was brought in on this Master Bathroom project to help design the floor-plan and select the materials. We started out by moving the location of the bathroom door (not pictured). Moving the door allowed the areas where the vanities are located, to have better use. I then selected this porcelain tile for the flooring and walls. We eliminated the curb from this shower and had a custom shower enclosure made. These glass doors are just about 8' high. I wanted to keep the crown molding that was already in the bathroom, so we ran the wall tile to the bottom of the crown molding. The custom built storage bench really makes the space beautiful. Photography by Mark Bealer @ Studio 66, LLC

The master bathroom was completely remodeled. Dramatic and elegant walk-in shower built with a bench and two niches. Installed two shower faucets for a complete shower experience. Beautiful Soho Studio, Hermosa Royale tile expertly installed with custom built shower pan and Hex porcelain tile. After relocating drain, plumbing lines and demoing existing tub deck, RPD installed the free-standing white porcelain tub with large Roman Faucet. A new quartz window ledge was installed for each of the three windows. The vanity area was completely renovated with lighting, mirror, custom-built cabinets and quartz countertops. New quartz tile was layed for flooring and tub surround. We installed the impressive chandelier, new toilet, towel rods and fixtures. Finally all paintable surfaces received a fresh new color of paint to bring it all together.

Katherine Eve Photography

Powder room with clear glass vessel bowl, vanity with open storage and bottom drawer. Mosaic tiles on the wall, porcelain on the floor.

Contemporary, monochromatic bathroom with custom cabinets and glass panels

Orchestrated Light Photography

Another fabulous collaboration with Tina Crossley Designs! This Country Club of Orlando home underwent a major transformation that included swapping the shower and tub locations, removing a toilet and building a new water closet.

We wanted the master bathroom to be glamorous and different from all other bathrooms in the house. This Master bathroom includes: his & her bathroom vanities, sink and make up area. Separate shower and free standing bath tub with bath tub filler form the floor.

Jenny L Miller