Baths

Farrow & Ball’s Pale Powder and tonal glazed linen draperies by Willard Pitt set a serene tone for “her” side of the master bathroom. The valence is reminiscent of the Dorothy Draper era, a period of design that designer and homeowner Angela Bromenschenkel greatly admires.

The soaking tub from MTI rests in a niche overlooking the backyard.

A bathroom’s hand-painted organic wall coordinates with the bedroom, and the ebb and flow of the suite is versatile to suit anyone.

The bathroom also reflects soothing and cool blues and grays, with a distinctive, tonal and textured wallcovering unifying the space with the master bedroom.

When designing a powder room, Michele Gratch wanted to pack a big punch. A wallcovering by Anna French makes a bold statement, complementing the floating soapstone vanity.

Coley Cuttino implemented a high-contrast black, white and natural color palette.

Glittery brass accents and a plush window seat create a sense of calm in this Melanie Turner-designed retreat.

Floor-to-ceiling Galala honed limestone walls are a smooth backdrop for oil-rubbed bronze finishes and cypress paneling, which is seen both on the ceiling in the bathroom and on the walls in the yoga studio. Special amenities, such as antimicrobial flooring in the yoga studio and a sauna, which sits in the corner of the room by the bathroom entry, elevate the environment.

A Japanese soaking tub, custom made by builder Chris Donnelly of Brookside Custom Homes, serves as the focal point of the bathroom.

While a custom cabinet hiding behind the vanity mirror conceals 24 inches of storage space for toiletries. The richness of the walnut vanity wraps the mostly cool-toned bathroom in a blanket of warmth, but it also offers dedicated space for a laundry bin.

Integrated sinks in the vanity are sloped to minimize water splashing and to contribute to the soothing sensory experience. As for the jewelry of the bathroom, iridescent glazed tile melts together the floor, walls and tub—its specks of gold and silver reflecting sunlight.

Floor-to-ceiling Galala honed limestone walls are a smooth backdrop for oil-rubbed bronze finishes and cypress paneling, which is seen both on the ceiling in the bathroom and on the walls in the yoga studio. Special amenities, such as antimicrobial flooring in the yoga studio and a sauna, which sits in the corner of the room by the bathroom entry, elevate the environment.

Instead of flooding a shower space with excessive accessories and gadgetry, architect Scott West kept it clean, adding only a “boulder” seat that the homeowners found at a local landscape shop.

A mix of natural elements—wood-like tile floors and custom vanities fabricated by George Peker’s Addhouse topped with Walker Zanger’s White Macaubus—shine alongside man-made materials in earthy tones, such as the chevron tile wrapping the fireplace and planks of porcelain tiles surrounding the sunken bath and in the shower.

A mix of natural elements—wood-like tile floors and custom vanities fabricated by George Peker’s Addhouse topped with Walker Zanger’s White Macaubus—shine alongside man-made materials in earthy tones, such as the chevron tile wrapping the fireplace and planks of porcelain tiles surrounding the sunken bath and in the shower.

A huge (18-by-7-foot!) shower is awash in dolomite marble on the walls and in the custom herringbone pattern on the floor and ceiling. It’s equipped with two separate showerheads and a total of six high-power jet sprays that can be positioned in any direction, along with two steam generators and heated floors.