This master bath remodel in Holt, MI prove that function and style go hand in hand in a well-planned and executed master bathroom design, with accessibility incorporated into every element of the space. A sliding barn door leads to the bathroom, which includes a fully accessible walk-in shower. The shower incorporates a recessed storage niche and linear tile accent, with both a rainfall and handheld showerhead. Next to the shower sits a Kohler toilet with a floating shelf above it. His and hers vanities from Diamond Distinctions Cabinetry make sure that everyone has plenty of space to get ready, both including a sink with a single lever faucet, a large mirror, and ample lighting.

Matching this master suite addition to the existing Tudor home was very important to this homeowner. We had to take great care in matching the brick (which proved to be very difficult) and match the Tudor siding intricate details. The master suite addition features a large walk-in closet with an extensive shelving system. The bedroom has engineered hardwood flooring over a cork underlayment. The door separating the closet from the bedroom is a surface mount sliding barn door. The master bathroom features a free standing tub, wall mount tub and vanity faucets, a heated cement tile floor, and walk in tile shower. Photo Credit: Greg Clark Photography

A custom built cabinet was designed to proved storage as well as hid the unusual angled wall of this bathroom. The antique glass doors and gold hardware greet you with luxury upon entering the space. Designer: Peggy Fuller Photo Credit: Brad Carr - B-Rad Studios

This show stopper, Houston Heights, impressive master bath proves just how much you can do when your space is limited. Universal Gray Sherwin Williams was used throughout the house. White shaker cabinetry with 10" chrome cabinet handles. Venatino Quartz was used to give a bit of warmth. Vintage and chrome 3 piece faucets with square undermount sinks and crystal lighting to give this place a bit of shimmer.

A historic Spanish colonial residence (circa 1929) in Kessler Park’s conservation district was completely revitalized with design that honored its original era as well as embraced modern conveniences. The small kitchen was extended into the built-in banquette in the living area to give these amateur chefs plenty of countertop workspace in the kitchen as well as a casual dining experience while they enjoy the amazing backyard view. The quartzite countertops adorn the kitchen and living room built-ins and are inspired by the beautiful tree line seen out the back windows of the home in a blooming spring & summer in Dallas. Each season truly takes on its own personality in this yard. The primary bath features a modern take on a timeless “plaid” pattern with mosaic glass and gold trim. The reeded front cabinets and slimline hardware maintain a minimalist presentation that allows the shower tile to remain the focal point. The guest bath’s jewel toned marble accent tile in a fun geometric pattern pops off the black marble background and adds lighthearted sophistication to this space. Original wood beams, cement walls and terracotta tile flooring and fireplace tile remain in the great room to pay homage to stay true to its original state. This project proves new materials can be masterfully incorporated into existing architecture and yield a timeless result!

Dennis Eckel Photography http://www.eckeladvertising.com A special thanks to the following vendors... -Central Arizona Supply for proving the Bath Tub -Sigma Faucet for providing the Plumbing Fixtures -Affinity Kitchen and Bath for providing the cabinetry -Papagno's Marble and Granite for providing the Calcutta Gold granite -Craftsman Court Ceramics for providing the marble mosaic -Cactus Tile and Stone for proving the Mystic White travertine flooring -Diamond Glass for providing the custom glass door and shower enclosure

A Fresh Take on Timeless — Sage Green Kitchen Remodel | Raleigh, NC This kitchen transformation proves that a well-designed remodel can completely redefine how a home feels to live in. The homeowners wanted a space that was both functional and elevated — a kitchen that worked hard without sacrificing beauty. The design centers around custom sage green cabinetry with raised panel detailing, extending floor-to-ceiling with a full-height pantry wall that maximizes every inch of storage. Brushed brass hardware ties the palette together, lending warmth against the cooler green tones. The island features a dramatic waterfall edge in Calacatta-style quartz with gold veining — a material that recurs throughout the perimeter counters, creating a cohesive, luxurious feel. A handcrafted zellige-inspired subway tile backsplash adds subtle texture, while a statement brass saucer pendant anchors the dining area and a pair of matte black pendants with brass interiors flank the sink window. Warm hardwood floors ground the space and complement the natural wood accents used in the styling. The remodel also included a custom mudroom nook — designed and built as part of the same seamless scope — with a floating white oak bench, open cubbies, and matte black hooks. Every detail was intentional. Every finish was chosen with longevity in mind.

This Sterling VA home had an outdated master suite bathroom with limited space in the shower. Our team gracefully redesigned the master suite bathroom to include an expanded open shower. A bronze colored freestanding soaking tub was added to replace the previous soaking tub, proving more open space adjacent to the new shower.

This Sterling VA home had an outdated master suite bathroom with limited space in the shower. Our team gracefully redesigned the master suite bathroom to include an expanded open shower. A bronze colored freestanding soaking tub was added to replace the previous soaking tub, proving more open space adjacent to the new shower.

This Florida Gulf home is a project by DIY Network where they asked viewers to design a home and then they built it! Talk about giving a consumer what they want! We were fortunate enough to have been picked to tile not only the kitchen of the home, but this gorgeous bathroom as well! This bathroom has a modern look with beach accents. Our tile provides a bold accent to the space, proving that tile can act as an art piece and focal point in any space. Medium Diamonds - 366 Black Photos by: Christopher Shane

This Sterling VA home had an outdated master suite bathroom with limited space in the shower. Our team gracefully redesigned the master suite bathroom to include an expanded open shower. A bronze colored freestanding soaking tub was added to replace the previous soaking tub, proving more open space adjacent to the new shower.

This vintage-inspired faucet handle brings a touch of nostalgia to the Lake Forest master bathroom, proving that even the smallest elements can carry immense design weight. The polished chrome surface gleams against the marble countertop, highlighting the handle's elegant silhouette. The ceramic insert marked "COLD" is a nod to traditional European bathroom fittings, while the robust construction ensures modern-day performance. The handle's proportions and shape were carefully chosen to fit comfortably in hand while maintaining a refined look. By matching this handle style throughout the bathroom, we created a harmonious visual language that blends traditional charm with transitional sophistication — a design balance that defines this remodel.

This Sterling VA home had an outdated master suite bathroom with limited space in the shower. Our team gracefully redesigned the master suite bathroom to include an expanded open shower. A bronze colored freestanding soaking tub was added to replace the previous soaking tub, proving more open space adjacent to the new shower.

Dennis Eckel Photography http://www.eckeladvertising.com A special thanks to the following vendors... -Central Arizona Supply for proving the Bath Tub -Sigma Faucet for providing the Plumbing Fixtures -Papagno's Marble and Granite for providing the Calcutta Gold granite -Craftsman Court Ceramics for providing the marble mosaic -Cactus Tile and Stone for proving the Mystic White travertine flooring

This master bath remodel in Holt, MI prove that function and style go hand in hand in a well-planned and executed master bathroom design, with accessibility incorporated into every element of the space. A sliding barn door leads to the bathroom, which includes a fully accessible walk-in shower. The shower incorporates a recessed storage niche and linear tile accent, with both a rainfall and handheld showerhead. Next to the shower sits a Kohler toilet with a floating shelf above it. His and hers vanities from Diamond Distinctions Cabinetry make sure that everyone has plenty of space to get ready, both including a sink with a single lever faucet, a large mirror, and ample lighting.

The new jetted soaking tub in this master bathroom is the focal point of the new bathroom. The glass block allows for ample natural light while proving privacy.

Matching this master suite addition to the existing Tudor home was very important to this homeowner. We had to take great care in matching the brick (which proved to be very difficult) and match the Tudor siding intricate details. The master suite addition features a large walk-in closet with an extensive shelving system. The bedroom has engineered hardwood flooring over a cork underlayment. The door separating the closet from the bedroom is a surface mount sliding barn door. The master bathroom features a free standing tub, wall mount tub and vanity faucets, a heated cement tile floor, and walk in tile shower. Photo Credit: Greg Clark Photography

This Sterling VA home had an outdated master suite bathroom with limited space in the shower. Our team gracefully redesigned the master suite bathroom to include an expanded open shower. A bronze colored freestanding soaking tub was added to replace the previous soaking tub, proving more open space adjacent to the new shower.

This tiny and uninspired basement level Master Bath was dark, grossly under scaled and in no way reflected the vintage character infused throughout the rest of this A-frame home. Main goals were to enlarge the bathroom, add storage, relocate the exposed water heater to garage, and add natural light. It was also critical to relocate the garage entry that previously led guests through the Master closet. The solution was a complete gut and new plan, which involved rerouting HVAC, plumbing and electrical. The bathroom was enlarged by capturing part of the inefficient closet, a private entry hall was added and every storage opportunity was utilized. Adding natural light at basement level proved a major challenge and was accomplished by adding a window under the eaves of the roof. Distressed cabinets, subway tile, articulating mirrors and classic fixtures create a refreshingly modern take on a vintage bathroom. The result is charming, light and timeless - unrecognizable from the original!