I'll be short on words today as I have to get going on some other projects, but I have some beautiful bathrooms to share with you...Enjoy!
What beautiful floors and a chair in the bath is always such a great look...
Love the mirror on mirror look!
This would feel like a tropical vacation every day...
Lovely storage, don't you think?
Stunning bathroom tile!
It's probably not practical, but I love the dark floors and rug - and that tile.
Which one would you like for your daily ritual?
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As usual Barbara, your taste is flawless! These bathrooms are all stunning! I spotted a couple with marble herringbone floors that I just have to save in my inspiration folder! I also really love the idea of adding extra storage just above the toilet.
I'll take the beach house with it's cool summer like colors and spectacular view! Fantastic!
Most intriguing to me is the waterfall showerhead over the rough hewn tub. (not sure how practical it is...) There are also a few other cool things going on in that shot. The small vertical brass grab bars on either side of the tub are perfectly integrated into the design. Then I noticed the cremone bolts at the bottom and top of the windows behind the tub. The small windows are windows within a pair of larger windows. I bet there's a gorgeous private garden out there. Very clever!!!
Cheers,
John
Wow Barbara you weren;t kidding...gorgeous with a capital G!! So many pretties here.....definitely bookmarking this and will include it in an upcoming posts to ponder. Fabulous!! Have a great day and so happy for you to be taking that wonderful trip, cannot wait to hear all about it.
what lovely baths...and I am especially fond of the ones that have doors leading to the outdoors...what a luxury...and speaking of such, love all the tile and marble...stunning..
best,
maureen
All are gorgeous! We completely remodeled all the baths in our home and I love them all -- our master bath is all white and carrera marble with a big tub and walk-in shower. It's my favorite room in the house!
All so beautiful, but the first 2 (and the one with mirror on mirror) would look perfect in my home.
We've begun our renovation but are putting off the master bath this time around. I had really hoped to get it done, but realize now I have more time to gather inspiration and do it exactly the way I'd like.
xo Elizabeth
I absolutely love the hardwood floors in the first bathroom! Just amazing =)
xox Linda
All gorgeous, gorgeous baths but to have a fireplace in your bathroom would be like heaven to me!
Halloween is such a big deal for kids...second only to Christmas!
Enjoy your time away. I hope the weather cooperates and that you have a great get-away. Will this be your first visit to Slovenia?
Oh, and of course, the bathrooms are spectacular!
Beautiful bathrooms, Barbara. Hard to pick a favorite, but I love Joan's (for the love of a house) in the first image. The chair, the painting, the hide rug...great attention to detail, including the antique dresser not in the picture that she converted to a sink cabinet.
Have a wonderful time on your trip.
Best...Victoria
The storage behind the toilet is ingenious and helps make the toilet less noticeable, too...love it! Have a great Halloween and trip!
Stacy
Gorgeous images, Barbara. I particularly like the ones that bring the outdoors in...I've always wanted a courtyard off the Master bath. XO, Mona
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Thank you so much for this lovely blog. I'm messaging you today in order to be credited for one of our photos featured on your lovely page. The Project was Donna Karna's East Hampton Home Master Bathroom. The entire stone used in her bathroom was the Antique Biblical Stone. This project which was completed back in 2000 is described as America's Fist ZEN bathroom. Both Donna and her husband rest his soul were instrumental in the design and layout of that jewel.
Thanks, Jonathan Sinclair
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