The shower bench is exquisitely designed, creating another dimension as it traces out of the semi-frameless shower screen.

Quaint little powder room with oh so much personality! Love the cabinet with black soapstone countertop and the beautiful hammered copper vessel sink. The oyster shell mirror is a very popular low country touch and white painted butt board walls complete this room.

Modern bathroom by Burdge Architects and Associates in Malibu, CA. Berlyn Photography

Proyecto realizado por Meritxell Ribé - The Room Studio Construcción: The Room Work Fotografías: Mauricio Fuertes

Ballroom Baths & Home Design: Basket Weave Bath

Photographer: Dan Piassick

The ceiling of this shower accents the all pink walls perfectly. What girl wouldn't want a shower covered in pink glitter mosaic glass tiles?

Family Bathroom

Featured in Rue Magazine's 2022 winter collection. Designed by Evgenia Merson, this house uses elements of contemporary, modern and minimalist style to create a unique space filled with tons of natural light, clean lines, distinctive furniture and a warm aesthetic feel.

Complete renovation of the master bedroom

This new powder room was carved from existing space within the home and part of a larger renovation. Near its location in the existing space was an ensuite bedroom that was relocated above the garage. The clients have a love of natural elements and wanted the powder room to be generous with a modern and organic feel. This aesthetic direction led us to choosing a soothing paint color and tile with earth tones and texture, both in mosaic and large format. A custom stained floating vanity offers roomy storage and helps to expand the space by allowing the entire floor to be visible upon entering. A stripe of the mosaic wall tile on the floor draws the eye straight to the window wall across the room. A unique metal tile border is used to separate wall materials while complimenting the pattern and texture of the vanity hardware. Modern wall sconces and framed mirror add pizazz without taking away from the whole. Photo: Peter Krupenye