Master Bath Design Ideas in 2017

BAY VIEWS

In a Long Island beach house adorned by Rob Southern, a six-by-nine-foot bath includes two showerheads plus magnificent bay views. An inside window opens up the space .

TUBSIDE FIREPLACE

Given the Pacific Ocean views, Ohara Davies-Gaetano chose to add a sunken bathtub to this windowed alcove, and a cozy fireplace. Now the blessed owners can participate in flickering soothing waves and flames.

LUXE PATTERNS

The wainscoting of Portuguese glazed tiles was set up by the prior proprietor decorator. "Aren't they gorgeous?" Says designer Joe Nye. He also slipcovered the side chair in a complementary blue-and-white linen stripe.

BOTANICAL PRINTS

Designers Bill Brockschmidt and Courtney Coleman struck a balance in this Manhattan apartment's master bath. White walls offsets the vibrancy of this print onto the windows and seat, and the tones that are green are picked up by a matching dhurrie.

DUELING SINKS

In a California beach bungalow made by Chad Eisner, symmetrical sinks flank the sides of the master bathroom.

HIS AND HERS SINKS

In an open-air Kenya home, designer Suzanne Kasler insisted on dual sinks, a transatlantic amenity she understood the American owners would miss.

GLAM CHANDELIER

"I wanted drama!" Says designer SuzAnn Kletzien of this bath. She notes that the modern, jewelry-inspired chandelier over the claw-foot bath "definitely satisfied that need."

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ZEBRA STRIPES

Striped palazzo curtains hang on each side of the sunken bathtub in a Los Angeles home, providing a profound contrast to the pastel green walls and ceiling.

ORANGE ACCENTS

Pagoda mirrors give "a tiny jolt" into the master bathroom in this Bahamas house, made by Amanda Lindroth.

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FLORAL CHANDELIER

Mirrors, marble and sunlight bring sparkle to a newly enlarged master bath. The garden motif of the Texas home is echoed in Nina Campbell's Orchard Blossom background and Canopy Designs' ceramic branch chandelier.

FLORAL BATHTUB

Designer Kathryn M. Ireland's Greta background in Reverse Green adds appeal to a guest tub in a Cape Cod getaway. The slipper seat is covered in her Roses linen in Red.

TRELLIS ACCENTS

Chinoiserie meets orangery from the trellis-accented powder area, with millwork by Philippe Le Manach of Accents of France. Farrow & Ball paints in Dix Blue and treillage in Plummett, both the walls. The lantern above is from Charles Edwards.

FEMININE GLAMOUR

"It's important to create your bathroom beautiful -- it sets the tone for the daily life," says Florida designer Cheryl Kees Clendenon. With this belief as her driving force, she laid out to make a space that was "feminine, young, and happy" for a teen girl's en suite bathroom.

SEE-THROUGH VANITY

Since there's no requirement to stash everyday necessities under a powder room sink, the vanity becomes strictly a statement piece. A mirror in a zingy yellow continues the theme of transparency.

FARMHOUSE STYLE

Nothing says "rustic" more than chicken wire. Use the screening set of glass cupboard doors to up the country feel and show heaps of fresh towels off.

SUNNY POOL HOUSE

Guests at a North Carolina house made by MA Allen soda in this changing place before hitting the pool. An integrated bench doubles as storage space for towels, along with a gooseneck lighting fixture from Barn Electric Co. brightens the CB2 mirror.

CORNER MIRROR

The world's tiniest powder rooms should copy this configuration. Whilst clutter becomes wrapped behind the fabric skirt sink maximizes each inch hung. Add a dose of charm by sneaking in an orchid that is elegant and mounting plates.

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NAUTICAL FINISHES

For his Nantucket house's master bath, designer Gary McBournie chose Waterworks hardware at unlacquered brass, so that it might tarnish and age. His aim was to tie back all the details to the house's feeling.

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BLUE-ON-BLUE

A Nantucket beach home's blue master bathroom gets its airy appearance from top ceilings and walls painted a light blue. The tile floor was drawn by designer Frank Roop on a computer with CAD software, and Tile Showcase manufactured it in 1 piece, like a carpet.

SILVER TRIM

Silver travertine tiles, Ann Sacks's Palladium, line the walls and floor of a Boston townhouse's master bath.

BLUE OMBRE

The master bathroom walls at a Manhattan penthouse are tiled in Bisazza's Mughetto, as well as the flooring in Ann Sacks's Savoy.

DRAMATIC OPAL

At a New York City bathroom designed by Sandra Nunnerley, mist mosaic tile by Studium includes a watery, pearlescent glow.

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MOROCCAN BLUE

In a Cape Cod bathroom, designer Kyle Timothy Blood Produced a T-shaped carpeting of tile at a Moroccan pattern. "Did you see the way the 'carpet' runs right under the vanity?" The designer states. Woodwork and the tile is from Mosaic House.

YELLOW STRIPES

Glass tiles out of Waterworks line the walls and flooring in the guest bathroom of this California state home by designer Jay Jeffers. The floral stripes add a note of whimsy and break up the space.

MODERN BOHEMIAN

"I like to blur borders," says designer Karen Vidal. The tile she chose with this 1970s beach house bathroom is comparable to that of a cement flooring in Spain, but the layout is based on a block print.

SPANISH COLONIAL

In a Spanish Colonial-inspired powder room, the graphic tiles are first to the Richmond, Virginia, house.

HONEYCOMB

Glass doors place a shower on full display, therefore Matthew Quinn played up the opinion using Origami Kiki marble flooring out of AKDO. The irregular pattern and hexagonal shapes "are dynamic, but the neutral palette makes sure it is not too loud visually," he states. He kept the remainder of the shower discreet using AKDO Soft Gray marble tiles.

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CLASSIC COMBO

Blue and Iksel's Iznik wallpaper lends an Ottoman touch, although white look timeless in several of fashions. The pattern pops thanks to a Sapphire mirror.

MATCHING DETAILS

This The powder room of Florida home has cheery background from Grow and Madison.

LIME GREEN

Ann Sacks Tiles stripe a California pool bath from floor to ceiling, giving the space a unified look. To avoid breaking the joys up, the shower wall frosted only in the center. "We love stripes, but we had never seen them before in a wall tile. It is perky and different," Bonesteel says.

MINT STRIPES

Designer Angela Free installed tiles to form horizontal stripes in a guest bath in a San Francisco, California house. "Stripes are a nice, graphic design element which may bring movement and pattern into a room, but maybe not in a busy manner," she states. By wrap the pattern round the distance, she opened it up and generated "flow, a borderless space."

CRIMSON

Michael S. Smith chosen Shanghai Deco wallpaper in red to bring a fanciful touch at a Santa Monica house's powder room.

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PEACOCK DETAILS

An antique Georgian mirror seems to float in a corner of this powder area contrary to the custom peacock-feather wallpaper. Benjamin Moore Impervex at Gulf Shores is about the door.

BIG STRIPES

A powder Area in Palm Beach is settled close to the pool, painted to resemble a cabana with a tasseled, awning that was tented.

GOLDEN HONEYCOMB

The mod The powder room is enlivened by honeycomb pattern of Hicks Grand background by Lee Jofa in a Chicago townhouse.

PEACOCK FEATHERS

The Extravagant Florence Broadhurst Peacock Feathers wallcovering inspired the guest Towel of the bathroom.