designs for bathroom

In this master bath designed by Fern Santini, Princess Yellow limestone from Ann Sacks surrounds a bathtub by Kohler.

House Beautiful editor in chief Newell Turner New York home bathroom is clean and traditional, with a recessed Kohler medicine cabinet flanked by Somerson sconces from Pottery Barn.The Bancroft towel holder, pedestal sink, and faucets are also from Kohler.

To mimic the ocean outside this Laguna Beach bathroom, designers Heidi Bonesteel and Michele Trout added a border of turquoise blue tile.Underneath it, the walls are finished with foot square tiles, which give the room a clean, spa like look because there are fewer grout lines.

Double French doors in a French style New Orleans cottage master bath designed by Karyl Pierce Paxton open to the courtyard, screened by a ten foot cedar fence.The sink base is an 18th century French buffet with Kohler fixtures.

Paint makes the big statement here, giving a narrow space the depth of sea and sky.Designer Sally Markham chose a gloss finish to catch sunshine, or lantern light.

By symmetrically outlining two sconces to match the ebonized mirror frame, designer Robin Bell created a triptych wide enough to hold its own above a grand vanity.

In the master bath of Ina Garten New York apartment, Calacatta marble sets off the Exeter pedestal sink and the mirror, both by Waterworks.

Designer David Jimenez wanted this Kansas City home bathroom to feel like a spa.Counters and floor tiles are Calacatta Gold marble.

The oversize motifs of floral wallpaper and a geometric mirror punch up a tiny room by designer Meg Braff.Liberal dashes of white keep everything light and airy in this Hamptons home.

Designer David Kleinberg based his design of this traditional style Long Island home master bath sink stand on a French iron console.The rug is 1950s Swedish by Marianne Richter.