A master bath immersed in serenity indulges in all manner of luxuries including honed and tumbled thassos marble tile rug with shell inlay and polished marble border, entire walls of recessed wood paneling, a burst of color at the soaring tray ceiling, a soaking tub niche with bowed window bay, and crisp polished nickel fixtures and hardware and accoutrements. James Merrell Photography

Peter Corcoran Photography

Eat-in Kitchen Nick Johnson

In this master bathroom renovation, a Crema Marfil marble was selected for the floor and tub deck, as the movement of the tile was complementary to that in the existing Alabaster tile used for the shower walls. With continuity in mind, Crema Marfil was also selected for the vanity tops and a mocha glazed, canvas finish was specified for the vanities themselves. By choosing a rich, neutral color for the walls, the designer ensured that the cream and brown tones in all the materials would appear dominant, unifying those materials and giving the room a warm, relaxing feel.

The designed ceiling and bay windows fill this kitchen and surrounding this space with plenty of natural light. White Caesar stone counter tops and custom cabinetry allow for a harmonious kitchen which has become an integral focus for the family in this home. Other views of this kitchen and the adjacent Great Room are also available on Houzz.

Bathroom designed by Ashton Woods Homes Photo by Fernando De Los Santos

David Giles Photography

Fotograf; Christian Johansson

A serene Mansion Flat in Chiswick’s Bedford Park has been successfully transformed for its new owner, a successful financier and his partner, a talented television producer and presenter. The sociable couple are lovers of culture and the arts and wished their sitting room to provide a glamorous yet comfortable setting for entertaining guests. They also wished to incorporate Persian elements into the design in a subtle nod to their heritage. Emerging artist Yuliya Martynova's work was used throughout the property with the stunning cloud scene in above the sofa being the piece de la resistance!

Ed Kingsford

Jacob Elliott

Architect + Developer: Troon Pacific Photographer: Steel Blue