Master Bath

Two tile shapes

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Teal surround

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Angled glass divider

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In trayless showers, be sure to pick flooring that is nonslip or has a slight texture for grip, such as ceramic tiles. But if you do opt for a shower tray, go for a slimline design that can be fitted flush with the floor, so there is a minimal step and less of a trip hazard.

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Wood bathtub sitting in a bed of river rock to collect splashed water

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The angular design of this wooden bathtub is Japanese-inspired. The compact space, built by Rasmussen Construction, has been cleverly designed with river pebbles on the floor to hide a drainage system underneat

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While soaking in the freestanding tub in this bathroom by Caisson Studios, one can look up at the Asian-inspired mural on the wall, composed of three waterproof panels.

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Gauzy curtains and an elegant chandelier above the freestanding tub make for a romantic bathroom

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Sink

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tile in a frame with mirror over.

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Main floor bath If you can’t find the right spot to add drama, try looking up. A single roll of wallpaper is often enough to make over a bathroom ceiling, and since bathrooms are often taller than they are wide, adding a little interest overhead will only help make the room feel intimate and more well-proportioned.

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wallpaper

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Hair dryers, curling irons and other electric tools can take up tons of space on the counter, making it next to impossible for anyone to use the space to get ready. It may take some extra effort, but finding a place to store these items — such as in a drawer lined with a heat-safe material, as shown here — is well worth the effort.

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Main floor bath on the ceiling

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Floor tile Tub fixtures

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shower floor tile color. All white.

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flooring, blinds tub surround, inset tiled display

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Master bathroom: The artwork, positioned in the corner, and ceramic garden stool bring in the calming blues from the bedroom

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Tub: While the homeowners wanted a large shower, they weren’t ready to give up a tub. They chose a modest-size one that could be tucked beneath the window. Although there is little clearance around the tub’s edges, the colors and finishes in this room help it feel sufficiently spacious.

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