10 Fabulously Fanciful Bathrooms
by Samantha Schoech · 10 photos · 39 comments
Covering a powder room floor to ceiling in dramatic red wallpaper is daring enough for most people. But when you add a backlit alabaster vanity and chandelier sconces, you've created an altar.
by Ernesto Garcia Interior Design, LLC
This bathroom in this gym pavilion is so fun, but it also has a lovely, light-filled simplicity that makes it beautiful. It would be so much easier to get my kids into the bath if they could swing in.
by Menter Architects LLC
I love the over-the-top gilded look in this little space. Playing with scale and style can produce unexpected and lovely results.
by Jessica Lagrange
This dark, metallic bathroom with its lit wall of figurines and clean lines is high-drama glamour. So Miami, don't you think?
by Pepe Calderin Design- Miami Modern Interior Design
If King Henry VIII ever bathed, he did it in a room like this. Spare, grand and fit for a king.
by Sam Allen Custom Home Design
Luxury meets Wild West in a bathroom that combines natural materials, like rough-cut stone, with antlers and some very nice hardware.
by Locati Architects
More Western flair. Raw steel countertops and old license plates. It's like the cleanest, most elegant truck stop bathroom ever.
by Peace Design
A clear bathtub in an industrial white bathroom. Calming and hilarious all at once.
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by Stern McCafferty
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This outrageously stunning agate wall is actually a large-scale waterproof panel created by Alex Turco. This bathroom demonstrates that sleek, modern rooms can be created with natural materials.
More: Dream Tubs for Bath Lovers
by DKOR Interiors Inc.- Interior Designers Miami, FL
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I do love that see through tub. Though I'm not quite in shape to want a side view of me showing. On the other hand, parts of you would be quite perky ; )
Some great ideas that can be used on a smaller (and less expensive) scale.
My own upstairs bathroom would be pretty unremarkable if not for the 12-foot vaulted ceilings and large skylight. That room accounted for about 40% of my decision to buy this house and I have been fantasizing about how I'm going to redecorate it ever since. Mark my words, in five years or so that bathroom is going to be featured in ideabooks like this one.
Fun bathrooms.
Sigh, it does look like one of those things that is cooler in premise than in reality...
Terri - what about a hurricane? Or a toilet seat falling from an airplane (how the main character died on 'Dead Like Me')? Or a rat - those do climb...
Calkelley - I think you are suffering from Houzz overdose.
and wow, Calkelly, I never even THOUGHT about a toilet seat falling out of the sky. The rat might be a problem. Our cat refused to move with us and adopted the next door neighbors instead.
Bubba, I can't leave anything open for a minute, I have a lovely family of Magpies who will just walk in and stand beside the fridge waiting to be fed. If the door is closed they use their beaks to knock. Would be nice if you could housetrain them though.