Glass enclosed master bathroom encased in marble tile 10x30 running horizontally with custom benches and a steam head shower.

This shot points out the transom windows added high on the wall above the dual rain shower heads. The single bench below the shower head allows the bather to relax while being drenched by warm water like being outside on a sunny day.

This view, the dogs eye view, looks at the base of the step for the bathtub while also capturing the shower glass enclosure and custom bench seating therein.

This view is looking towards the master tub, a drop in 72" ceramic giant encased in the a marble surround. The tub lays just inside of two massive picture windows overlooking the family pool. Just to the left of the tub and luxurious and spacious custom shower featuring multiple shower heads and a...

This view looks just out of the shower staring at the exit door, leading to the outdoor pool, and the separated water closet adjacent to it. Just to the right you see "his" master vanity with a small mini fridge on the bottom right. Ornate sconces adorn both sides of his mirror and relate...

This view is the opposing vanity on the opposite side of the room designated 'her' vanity. Where his has a mini fridge - hers has a location to hide a small stool for sitting while getting ready to head out.

Dueling vanities, his and hers - with built in floor to ceiling cabinets on left and right of the vanity. This view offers the look headed into the master bedroom.

Master bedroom perspective view illuminates chandeliers which float over the couples nightstands, the viewing angle of the wall mounted television and their access into their large walk-in master closet and their bathroom and "his" closet.

Master bedroom - perspective of relaxed view - looking towards the television with "his" closet on the back left of the image and "hers" on the right. The Master bathroom is just passed the newly hung barn doors on the back left.

This turned out to be an exquisite master closet. After demo'ing the fire place and previous built in's the designer focused on really using the space to its full potential by building around the window and building up towards the high ceilings for extra space.