HSF master bath

This whole look.

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This combination of sliding door plus a bit of wall over the end of the shower makes room for a towel bar if we didn’t want to put one on the slider doors.

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I *love* the color of that tile in the shower. It's also nice that the encaustic tile on the floor picks up that color a bit.

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I know this vanity is bigger than we can have, but I like the wood tone and I really like all of the storage. We don’t need big sinks. We need storage.

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And that countertop with that vanity…

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Like that countertop with that vanity, too.

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We’re considering dropping the mosaic because of cost. If we did that, a larger single niche like this rather than smaller niches on either end might be a good idea. Not this tile though; something more vibrant.

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I like this whole thing (but with two medicine cabinets instead of three mirrors). Like the color of the vanity and countertop together, like the sconces - very nice.

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Like this style of medicine cabinet better than the Kohler ones with the big light strips. Wonder if these would cast more shadows than the side strips would?

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Like this configuration with the pony wall and glass above because then we have room for towel racks.

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Combo of marble walls and mosaic floor

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I like that vanity color and, to a lesser extent, style. But it probably wouldn’t look as good in a smaller vanity.

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This is some pretty bold use of tile. Don’t think I’d get that aggressive, but I love the multi-colored fish scale tile up top.r

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Wonder what the dimensions are on that wet room?

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What if we did this on the west end, did the water closet jst to the right of it and did a tub where the shower is now?

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I love that tile and also the way the watery blue, wood vanity and gold hardware all look great together. Woould not want the chonky vanity top, but I lke that marble look.

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I really like this combo of tile, white shower floor, wood and gold-toned hardware. However, I'd worry that it would look really dark in the space we have (as the green tile does now).

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This has me thinking about a tub again.

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like the combination of wavy wall tile and pebble floor turning into pebble border outside the shower.

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Love that blue-green tile.

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Ooo, I kinda love the look of this tile job with the brass if that darker color in the shower was a blue-grey, not a pure grey.

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All in one, plus heated bath, steam, speakers.

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Way to get a tub into a wet room.

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Not this style, but this does show a way to cram a tub and shower into a wet room.

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I LOVE that light fixture. But it wouldn’t be nearly as fun if it weren’t over the tub.

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If we had room for a full tub and needed to put it under the window, this could work,. Also, like the hexagonal tile , though not necessarily in black.

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I love the band of colored mosaic and the way they echo it in the niches and in the shower stripe.

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If we don’t have room for a full-length tub, I could be happy with this.

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I like the way this combines a real laundry area with closet space

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Love the tile in the nook, nothing else.

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Love that blue tile.

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Probably not practical, but the wet room is nice and the beautiful light fixture and tile make up for the lack of window near the tub.

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Love the pebble floor and the deep tub with the big window.

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Not this style, but I'm coming to think that putting the tub in the shower enclosure is the only way to get the tub I want. (Which is pretty much this one.)

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I love these tiles

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