designs for bathroom

In the master bath shower of a modern New York beach house designed by architect Cary Tamarkin, the walls are clad in black porcelain tiles that soar up to a wall to wall skylight.

The sculptural Waterworks tub is placed on a slight diagonal, with a view of the dunes in the bathroom of a Swedish inspired Southampton beach house.This is a moment of romance and surprise, Designer David Netto says, like a candlelit dinner in a barn.Dornbracht faucet.Porthault towel.

Designers James Michael and Phoebe Howard found their inspiration from a New York City apartment in the Hollywood hit Something Gotta Give.Kohler Stillness faucet and Ladena sink in the powder room, with sidesplash of Asher Grey marble tiles from Ann Sacks.

Cavern Home Blackbird wallpaper is a graphic counterpoint that seems to grow on the ceiling, too to Silestone backsplash and shelf in White Zeus in a house designed by Thom Filicia, inspired by The Big Chill.Purist sink, Stillness faucet, and Hatbox toilet by Kohler.

In the master bath of a Andy Warhol inspired apartment, designed by Groves, Veranda Bamboo tiles by Ann Sacks are reminiscent of a fluted column and add texture to the natural palette.

The master bath of this peaceful Arizona home, by Dana Lyon, with its luxurious Empire tub and polished nickel Etoile fixtures by Waterworks, has a view of a private enclosed garden.

In the master bathroom of her light filled home with a loft like feel, photographer Amy Neunsinger combined an elegant claw foot tub with a casual woven rug.

Designed by Amanda Nisbet, a jewel toned Manhattan apartment master bath is prettily wrapped in an overscale Manual Canovas paper from Cowtan & Tout.

Michael S.Smith selected Shanghai Deco wallpaper in red from Clarence House to add a fanciful touch in a Santa Monica house, powder room.Swing arm sconces with milk glass shades from Ann Morris.Console sink from Smith Country collection for Kallista.

The master bathroom wainscoting of Portuguese glazed tiles was installed by the former owner decorator.Arent they gorgeous. says Joe Nye.He slipcovered a Pottery Barn side chair in a complementary blue and white linen stripe from Rogers & Goffigon.