A ceiling-mount bathtub filler creates a spa feel. The sophisticated faucets add a finishing touch to a luxurious bathroom. This is a great solution for a freestanding tub where you can't put the faucet on a wall.
Organic Materials
Various organic materials in neutral tones play off one another in this master bathroom:
* Light-color marble, which extends across the entire back wall, contrasts with dark slate and river rock.
* Grass-cloth wallpaper adds texture and complements the honey-hue maple of the vanities, door frames, and window frames.
* Smooth concrete on the countertops and etched concrete on the floor pick up on the deep shades of slate in the tub surround.
* Laminated shoji paper retains its Asian edge but is strong enough to withstand moisture.
* Mirrors and glass reflects both natural and artificial light, making the room appear larger.
Bathroom Floor Plans
The Change: A long and narrow master bathroom designed with lifeless colors, imitation marble, and antiquated hardware is transformed into a feng shui-inspired retreat. What it took:
* Gutting the entire space to allow a fresh start.
* Using room-expanding design tricks such as pocket doors, a floor-to-ceiling mirror, a frameless shower, and "floating" vanities.
* Incorporating natural materials such as stone and grass cloth to add texture and soft color.
* Installing shoji-style door and window coverings to filter harsh light and inject a meditative Eastern touch.
* Choosing fixtures with spare, clean lines and accessories such as the ceiling-mount tub filler and graceful porcelain vessel sinks to create the sophisticated mood of an elegant spa.
Zen Design Master Bath
A corner tub helps break up a too-symmetrical bath for California homeowners seeking a serene retreat. Installed in the middle of the room instead of the corner, it creates a unique visual line through the space. Natural light, a glass shower enclosure and high ceilings give the room an open, airy feel.
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