Rich wall color and traditional panel and depth and texture to this tiny powder room tucked in on the Parlor Level of this brownstone. Brass fixtures and sparkly to this moody intimate space. Photo Credit: Blackstock Photography

Stefano Corso

Interior Design Concepts, Interior Designer

Victoria Herr Photography

Carrara marble walls and flooring paired with unlacquered brass fixtures from Newport Brass exude luxury in this hotel-inspired master bathroom. Photo credit: Perko Photography

Alise O'Brien

Scott Amundson Photography

Renee Alexander

After completing several home remodeling projects with Burgin Design • Remodel, the Tolsmas felt it was time for a master bathroom update. Their add-on did not include a private entry or even a shower. Our designer, Tamara Stratton made sure the new design reflected the rest of their well appointed home and provided a functional sanctuary for starting or ending their day. After a new Hall Bath and a Patio Addition (see the pics below!), it was time for the Tolsmas to have the Master Bathroom they had always dreamed of. We began with a design that would allow the space to look more open and warm, then began constructing custom flat panel cabinetry in white to match their style and provide storage. The cabinetry was topped off with an undermount sink and engineered quartz for durability and a beautiful elegant finish. New porcelain tile in a hardwood look finish, a freestanding tub, and beautiful tiled shower with a glass enclosure and chrome fixtures were the perfect way to complete this gorgeous new space. It was such an honor to be asked to return and help this family create the Master Bath of their dreams!

This master bathroom was designed to capture the charm of a past era with black and white tiles and an antiqued black countertop.

Thomas Kuoh . Mirror / Hardware - Restoration Hardware Vanity - Five Star Cabinets Plumbing - efaucets Faucets / Tub - Ferguson Sconces - Visual Comfort Tile - Ceramic Tile Design Countertops - Uni Marbleinc

The renewed guest bathroom was given a new attitude with the addition of Moroccan tile and a vibrant blue color. Robert Vente Photography

Clark Dugger Photography

Das offene Bad im Dachgeschoss ist in den Schlafraum integriert, aber dennoch sehr privat. Der Boden und die offene Dusche aus Tadelakt bildet einen schönen Kontrast zu den unbehandelten Eichendielen im Schalfraum. Foto: Sorin Morar

Jeff Beck Photography

Photos courtesy of Jesse Young Property and Real Estate Photography