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Enter the new Silverstein master bath. The warm, dark wood tones offer an immediate Zen-like atmosphere. Contrasting white accents add a dose of bright cheer, making for a blissful escape. An Axor Citterio tub filler provides a modern touch and enhances the bathing experience. Photos by: Patrick Heagney

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The therapeutic pebble flooring adds an impressive touch to this spa-like space. The calming contrast between the floor tiles is a creative way to test boundaries with stone designs.

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No need for a shower door! Open entry shower features shower valve on left right after you walk in. Shower head is located to far right at end of shower. So nice to turn the water on and get it to the right temperature before you have to get wet. Willow Avenue Studios

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Designed and built by Terramor Homes in Raleigh, NC. In continuing the retreat feel, the goal in the master bath was to achieve a spa like feel. Inspired to incorporate the spa together with the tone of the rest of the home, the main focal element was a gorgeous free standing oval tub centered in the room under the vault of the ceiling and an 8 foot tall and 5 foot wide casement window that overlooks the river and greenway area behind the home. Directly across, the 6 foot by 6 foot full glass and glass tile was located- sharing the view out of the large windows. Flanking the tub are the adult height cabinets with large square legs and a shelf underneath, similar to the spa look that is expected. A full height cabinet pantry was added to encourage storage or rolled towels, bathing accessories and additional storage as well. The entire room was finished with a chocolate brown, 18” x 12” tile, laid in a brick pattern and continued up the walls for the consistent and clean look. Centered in the vault, a large, linen drum pendant with chrome trim drops- bringing elegance to the space. Small shelves were built at the bottom of each side of the vaulted ceiling to house the LED lighting that shines up the vaults of the ceiling, again replicating natural day light at any time of day. The final result of this master bath was exactly as we had set out to achieve- a peaceful and relaxing retreat right inside our home. Photography: M. Eric Honeycutt