Master Bath

I like the glass back to the niche

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Tile that mimics wood

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Separation of vanities from toilet and shower and wall color

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Texture of the wall, wall mounted faucet, shade of wood on the vanity

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The fireplace and the serene feeling of the marble

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I like the candle nook and the look of the stone surround.

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I like that the tub is slanted, so you can lean back in it comfortably. I like that the tub has its own enclosed space, so it feels private and cozy, and it will keep all the lovely steam from escaping too quickly

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I like the mural wall

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Having some shelving behind the tub would be necessary

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I like the window to let in some natural light. Skylight also an option and/or overhead lights. Double shower. Bench next to detachable shower is good for injuries or for shaving. Rock on shower floor, natural stone surround. I’d like it to be curbless though.

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Double shower

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I like the storage configuration.

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I like the countertop mixed with the teal backsplash

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Possible countertop or fireplace surround— porcelain tile that mimics metal

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I like the wood ceiling.

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Like the rugged, natural stone

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I like the rock wall behind the tub

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Separate toilet, but frosted glass let’s light in

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Option to have vanities opposite each other?

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Tile as wallpaper

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Potential for flooring

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Possible floor or tile stone

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possible flooring

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Possible for shower

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less rustic shower tile

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As accents to break up wall or flooring

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I like the idea of something like this for the shower floor to prevent slipping

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Clerestory windows

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