Chelsea Design Company widened a small bathroom in the client’s 1940s farmhouse by 8” to make it more functional for the homeowners’ five grandchildren to use. The space was designed with ease of cleanability in mind using a hand-textured and glazed subway tile to wrap the entire bathroom including the tub walls and two accented marble niches. A playful polka dot patterned black-and-white penny hex tile was selected for the floor with dark gray marble skirting to accent the countertops, niches and trim pieces.

Serving as “his” bathroom in the primary suite of a 1940s farmhouse, the 104-square-foot bath was to be masculine and timeless while adding the ease of aging in place. A Victoria & Albert freestanding tub greets you as you enter the space designed by Chelsea Design Company. The tub is surrounded by wood board-and-baton walls painted in a Sherwin-Williams Foggy Gray to bring out the gray and blue undertones of the marble, and sits on an African marble basketweave tile floor for slip resistance.

The goal for designer ADJ Interiors was to create a bathroom as glam and stunning as the homeowner herself. The starting point for the design was the Carrara marble floor tile and coordinating mosaic that the designer used to wrap the inside and outside of the large shower. The custom vanities by Centorbi Cabinetry are topped with shaped Carrara marble countertops and backsplashes using moldings to accentuate the mirrors and ceiling details.

The primary bath designed by K Taylor Design Group and Bower Leet Design is one of the signature rooms in this new, custom modern home. The layout was designed to provide two large vanities with towers, a large shower and a spa-inspired ambiance. Mid-century-modern-inspired matte glass tiles extend 10 feet in the shower and frame the freestanding tub. The shower is flanked by a cosmetics vanity and built-in bench. Custom matching vanities are made with quartered figured Mozambique natural wood.

The homeowners desired a powder room design that would “wow” guests and make them feel special. Castle Design layered neutral elements to keep with the understated color palette throughout the rest of the room. The “Drop System” sconces by Lindsay Adelman Studio add a bold statement and a little fun and whimsy. The dramatic gray and gold veins of the Neolith Calacatta Luxe Sintered stone material elevates the neutral-colored room and marries the finishes of the fixtures. An undermount white sink features a wall-mount faucet in brushed bronze.

Castle Design paid homage to the golden days of Hollywood in this glamorous powder room. A beautiful marble basketweave mosaic floor is complemented by black textured wall tiles and topped with a deco-inspired wallcovering. The elegant brass sink console is a centerpiece worthy of everyone’s attention. A striking brass floor length mirror reflects the dramatic space. The vanity mirror features a hand-forged metal frame finished in a lightly antiqued gold leaf. The scalloped edge design of the mirror is a focal point adding depth to the space.