To freshen up the Powder Room we wallpapered the walls with a printed grasscloth in the contrasting Blue and White. The results were Sharp and Crisp with the Coral framed prints on the slightly nautical paper. Geoffrey Hodgdon Photography

Jane Lockhart's beautifully designed luxury model home for Kylemore Communities. Photography, Brandon Barré

Master bathroom. Brooklyn Heights brownstone renovation by Ben Herzog, Architect in conjunction with designer Elizabeth Cooke-King. Photo by Michael Lee.

Photo by Mike Kelley Gorgeous master bath manages to have white marble and not be icy cold feeling.

Naperville, IL Residence by Charles Vincent George Architects Photographs by Tony Soluri

Bright and cheery cream and white bathroom with bow-front custom cabinets, unique paneling and built-in medicine cabinets. Lighting was carefully selected for traditional yet varied aesthetic.

Bevelled mirrors were used on the wall cabinets and bevelled subway tiles, which I took half way up the wall and painted the rest black to reflect the black and white theme. Recessed detailing on the drawers. Photography by Kallan MacLeod

Tranquil spa bathroom with water views. David Burroughs

JAS Design-Build

Roe Osborn

This Presidio Heights English Tudor is characterized by its classic details. Upscale Construction worked with the architect and interior designer to recreate and replicate existing finishes, while updating this beautiful, traditional home. The project included a full remodel of Kitchen, Butler's Pantry, Dining Room, Family Room, Master Bathroom, Dressing Room, and partial remodel of the Living Room and Master Bedroom. Additionally, there was a full Basement remodel including a Game Room and the conversion of an existing Wine Room into a Sun Room.

For this renovation, the basic layout functioned well for the homeowners, but the bathroom was feeling dated and in need of an overhaul. We replaced a bulky tub deck with a more scaled back and refined surround, complete with a paneled front to match the custom his and hers vanities. A wing wall was removed to allow light in and create a more open feel. A prefabricated shower pan and dated sliders were replaced with a custom tiled shower and frameless glass. We used a combination of natural travertine and porcelain tiles to provide visual warmth to the expansive bathroom. The antiqued/glazed vanities and the exotic quartzite countertops with their subtle coloration and veining further convey the homeowner’s classic style. Stacy Zarin Goldberg Photography