The clients were looking to transform their master bathroom into a space that didn't feel like it was in a basement. Our solution was to slightly tweak the floor plan, open up the shower, add some additional lighting, and relocate some ductwork.

I really like this. The sink is an art piece as is the slate tile. Every piece has a character of its own. I select products from suppliers throughout the world. And purchase online suppliers and local showrooms. This sink is from Build.com Photography by Angelo Costa 310 985 5509

The bathroom features concrete look wall and floor tiles; flat pebble tiles on the floor area; custom shower doors and new What We Make reclaimed wood vanity with a concrete countertop and Stanley Artisan concrete sink.

The bathroom features concrete look wall and floor tiles; flat pebble tiles on the floor area; custom shower doors and new What We Make reclaimed wood vanity with a concrete countertop and Stanley Artisan concrete sink.

Gordon Kane Shelving unit with hinges hide panel track when closed; when open, divides bedroom and bathroom from living areas.

Jim Schuon

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Photographer: Andrew Watson

Photographer: Johannes Merkler Designer: Mia Fortescue

In this master bathroom we worked around already existing marble tile on the floor and walls - challenging at best since no extra tile was on hand. We designed a new Asian inspired vanity to fit the footprint of the old vanity. New lighting was installed as well as new mirrors and a shoji style wall mirror. The concrete counter and splash features two integrated oval sinks and wall mounted faucets.

Richard Romagnolli

Franco Bernardini

glass mini-brick tile. tile laid in a brick pattern, Kohler shower fixture. Tempered, tinted glass walls.