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Master Bath. Includes custom painted cabinetry, hidden storage, marble floors with mosaic rug boarder, double shower, frameless shower

Master Bathroom

This major renovation of a bathroom and surrounding area resulted in a large, spa-like space. Rich, warm colors in tile and wood create a luxurious feel. Lavatories and the sculptural tub in pristine white provide a sharp contrast in the color palette. With seating areas and glowing, mod ceiling lights, this space could just as well serve as a chic setting for champagne and caviar. Photo Credit: Paul Bardagjy

Pleasant of the Soho collection is made up of thin strips, finely cut and placed together for a linear contemporary look.

Photography: Barry Halkin

Photos by Paul Finkel, 2012

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The limestone floors are set off by the tongue and groove walls and the vintage barn wood custom made vanity.

Photographer: John Sutton

The master bath is far from ordinary in this exquisite home; it is a spa sanctuary. An especially stunning feature is the design of the bathtub/shower area. Here, the owners can use the glass pivot wall to open the slate and stone room for a luxurious outdoor shower experience with the beauty of nature. The glass pivot wall also allows for the “fire trough”, designed in the outdoor living space near the pool, to tie into the sanctuary master bath for the utmost relaxing ambiance. The bath features a hand-cut, stone soaking tub, which is filled like a waterfall from its faucet in the ceiling above. From the master suite, walking into the master bath feels like a secret, hidden retreat; and once inside, it opens up to a truly beautiful and relaxing spa sanctuary. Photography by Casey Dunn

EDGY ELEMENTS: Contrasting colours, sumptuous textures and clean lined furniture were used to create visual excitement. Key furniture pieces in this bathroom include a custom vanity and window seat. The vanity has both visual appeal and functionality. The vanity has a white Caesar stone top and glass handles. The back wall was fully clad with marble.

This jewel box bath features gloriously variegated stone. Such stone can be very challenging to work with - this designer spent more than two full days specifying where each and every piece would go to create the flowing naturalistic patterns you see here.

Photo Credit: Kim Sargent