So many beautiful bathrooms. I'd take any of them, truthfully!

Bekker Ranch House is a suprising win for me. I'm so drawn to the Ansley Park bath by Niki Papadopoulos but you see that 'look' all the time these days. I think the Bekker Ranch House has some originality. Though I don't know how practical that rug would be.

Now this isn't easy! What luscious baths! When I lived in Atlanta, I never had one like these! All of them are appealing, but I went with Apple Farm for the warmth of the coloring - and the tv on the vanity! I spend a lot of time in the bathroom getting ready for work. Listening to morning TV is as good as seeing!

While I loved the one with the most votes, Ansley Park, the one I voted for, Brookwood Hills edged it out because the former is a look that I have seen many, many times, however, Brookwood Hills' subtle use of color and innovative use of materials, warmth and character absolutely wowed me over. In all fairness, I am not a fan of dark cabinetry, although I do appreciate it and these bathrooms are all well-done; however, I prefer paler more classical designs.

My favorite one is Ansley Park. It is bright, spacious, airy, just perfect.

When I saw the alternate view of Bekker Ranch house, I was sold!

I love the Brookwood Hills bath the best! The calm grey-blue color and use of materials makes this stand out to me. If you look at the extra pictures on the original posting, you see an awesome carved wooden door that looks like it opens "French door style" into the long view of the bath.

They are all so different and so creative it is a difficult choice. I went with Ansley because of the timeless classic look.....the little black dress of bathrooms!
Marie Meko

I can't resist a little zebra...Bekker bathroom for me. They were all beautiful, but a simple aesthetic in the bathroom is appealing to me. Charmean Neithart

ohhh.. tough one... Arts & Crafts #3, Bekker #2 and Brookwood #1. Absolutely love the floor!

I chose Bekker Ranch House - Joel Kelly Design because who can resist a little zebra in the bathroom?

I love Glenwood heights, too. I want a claw foot bathtub, forget these new whirlpool tubs!

I like several of these... but I chose Apple Farms for the cozy warmth it exudes in a large space. I could picture getting ready in there while watching news on the tv.

Glenwood Park....the only one not trying to look like a hotel spa

The Ansley Park was my favorite.... It has lots of places to store things it's spacious and beautiful! I like the floors and separation of the bathing areas, with the 2 sinks and more storage between. Good Job!

hands down Apple farm gets my vote . Love the softness of the entire bathroom that were able to see. Although all the others are very nice, all that glass surround in the showers give me nightmares just the thought of cleaning it each time a shower was taken. Beautiful when brand new and no water spots form but its alot of work to keep it that way. Most new homes today if the space is there include a walk in shower. No squeegee needed . Although one can not be seen in the Apple Farm hopefully its there.

The question was: "Which one of these 6 popular Atlanta Bathrooms IS the Best?" Not "Which looks the best". Lots of bathrooms looking nice, however to keep them clean is a pain... As soon you have children and you have to clean the bathroom everytime after they went in there, then you know what I am talking about.

And this in mind, there is for me only one winner the Bekker Ranch house bathroom. This bathroom combines functionality and design. It has the right size and is not a huge hall like bathroom. To heat this bathroom up you'll need an extra furnace.

Regards,

3D-Tile-Design - Bertram Tasch
Maple Ridge, BC (Greater Vancouver)
http://www.3D-Tile-Design.ca
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WOW, this was tough. It took me 15 minutes to decide.

Hey 3-D Tile, you definitely have some valid points! Regardless I still voted Apple Farm, as I am personally drawn towards the overall aesthetics of the space. I'm not so sure Bekker Ranch House would be easy maintenance. Not only would floors have to be cleaned and mopped, but I'm sure that the lovely zebra rug (which I love!) would have to be vacuumed...I think we should have a poll on how many people would like to have domestic help, lol!

They are all absolutely beautiful!! I only wish the drapery in Brookwood Hills was longer or had a bigger hem. It's a beautiful room with beautiful tile! The Ranch House was a visual winner for me...

Bekker

Ansley Park is my choice. Spacious, bright, 2 sinks, lots of storage, large shower with seating, beautiful floors that are easy to clean.

I liked a lot of them. It was hard to pick just 1:)

Yes, it was hard to pick:)

I voted for the first one, reasons being is I like the privacy of toilet area, love the shower area and the large space given to the sink area-very practical. The black and white makes it really stand out well. It is done very well indeed.

None of these really stood out for me as I like simple features in a bathroom. Of the 6 that are offered for the poll, my vote goes to Apple Farms as it is only one of the two bathrooms that does not have a claw foot tub (the other one is Arts and Crafts). I do not like to see area rugs in a bathroom, thus eliminating Arts and Crafts and leaving me with the only choice - Apple Farms.

Dresser Homes use of materials will remain timeless

There is something about the white Ansley Park bathroom which makes this our favorite!

Really like the Arts & Crafts bathroom from Dresser. Just a great look and combination of colors.

That was a tough one! They all had great spaces to take advantage of and did a great job on them.

Dresser Homes is so generic -nice job, but been there, done that... I want to be inspired, I want to see new uses of classic materials - stretch the imagination, use tiles in different patterns, like Brookwood Hills flooring, which is spectacular! They are all beautiful in their own way, but a lot of boring beige in here, only two stood out for me, that's Brookwood Hills and Ansley Park

Tough choosing one above the rest as each have elements I was drawn too. Love big windows in bathrooms - a warm breeze, the tub - gazing up at the beams while bathing - enjoyed Brookwood Hills -