If you have limited space in the bath, a pedestal sink is an ideal option. The freestanding sinks come in a wide variety of styles and materials for a sleek design statement.

Veneto pedestal sink, by Stone Forest, available at Immerse by ATLAS, Henry Plumbing Kitchen & Bath Galleries and Ferguson.

Create depth and visual interest in your bathroom with geometric tiles.

one: Entourage felicity in vintage mint, by American Olean, available at The Gallery at ISC Surfaces.

two: Devotion lotus in transcend blend, by Oceanside Glasstile, available at The Gallery at ISC Surfaces.

three: Cento "H" of Euro Collection, available at Trends in Tile.

SLHL:  What are the latest trends in bathroom design?
Jennifer: No longer are bathrooms strictly utilitarian, but rather a place of luxury and convenience. Custom showers with steam, body sprays and rain heads have taken the place of the Whirlpool bath. Freestanding tubs, heated floors and crazy, fun new tile designs are the latest trends I see.

Tired of their dated master bath, a Wildwood couple was ready to transform their space into an elegant retreat. Crisp, fresh and clean were all buzz words at the forefront of the new design. Keeping the overall footprint of the existing space, the homeowners worked with bath designer Paula Anane, Signature Kitchen and Bath, and their trusted contractor Kurt Weiss, Weiss Construction, to create the master bath of their dreams.

For our August Bath issue, we asked local kitchen and bath professionals if freestanding tubs are a classic or a craze. Here's what the professionals had to say:

Add a touch of glamour to your bath with cool cabinetry hardware. Sleek, stylish, sparkly... whatever your preference, you are sure to find knobs and pulls that fit your bath's design.

one: Duval in gun metal, by Jeffrey Alexander, available at Beck/Allen Cabinetry and RSI Kitchen & Bath.