Swiss Alps Photography

Photography Credit: Mark Gebhardt Once the location of an awkward bathtub and low window. We re-engineered the wall framing to expand the space and accommodate a clerestory window band, which created the necessary privacy and captured more light. A pale taupe 9-foot custom cabinet with generous drawers, waterfall quartz top and glass-faced tower cabinet disguises the asymmetry that was necessary to engineer the new windows. Floor to ceiling 14” x 40” Porcelanosa tiles cover four walls of the hexagonal space. A modern glam statement was created with mirrors, crystals chandeliers, sconces.

Interiors by Olander-Capriotti Interior Design. Photo by KuDa Photography

Master bathroom design & build in Houston Texas. This master bathroom was custom designed specifically for our client. She wanted a luxurious bathroom with lots of detail, down to the last finish. Our original design had satin brass sink and shower fixtures. The client loved the satin brass plumbing fixtures, but was a bit apprehensive going with the satin brass plumbing fixtures. Feeling it would lock her down for a long commitment. So we worked a design out that allowed us to mix metal finishes. This way our client could have the satin brass look without the commitment of the plumbing fixtures. We started mixing metals by presenting a chandelier made by Curry & Company, the "Zenda Orb Chandelier" that has a mix of silver and gold. From there we added the satin brass, large round bar pulls, by "Lewis Dolin" and the satin brass door knobs from Emtek. We also suspended a gold mirror in the window of the makeup station. We used a waterjet marble from Tilebar, called "Abernethy Marble." The cobalt blue interior doors leading into the Master Bath set the gold fixtures just right.

The bathroom features a "wet room" containing tub and shower and a floating vanity.

Teri Fotheringham Photography

Anna Stathaki

This contemporary master bathroom has all the elements of a roman bath—it’s beautiful, serene and decadent. Double showers and a partially sunken Jacuzzi add to its’ functionality. The large skylight and window flood the bathroom with light. The muted colors of the tile are juxtaposed with a pop of color from the multihued glass tile in the niches. Andrew McKinney Photography

Richard Leo Johnson

Treetop master bathroom remodel. Architect: building Lab / Photography: Scott Hargis

Photos by Sundeep Grewal

Ian Dawson, C&I Studios

Architecture by Anders Lasater Architects. Interior Design and Landscape Design by Exotica Design Group. Photos by Jeri Koegel.

Olivier Chabaud