I'm doing a little behind the scenes organizing of my blog and trying to get everything in order, including a new home tour area. I haven't yet given a proper tour of our Master Bathroom since our renovation/addition 2 years ago. You've seen photos included in the Master Bedroom Tour, but this post gives more specifics and resources for your reference.
Here are some posts I wrote while planning and designing the bathroom :
I wrote this post when we were planning the bathroom. I include inspiration boards, dream photos, the floor plan and how we got everything we dreamed of to work in the space we had.
This post is the worksheet I prepared for the tile layers along with inspiration photos.
Planning the vanity was one of great debate. I wanted a free-standing style that fit perfectly between the two windows. We had 5ft, which meant a single basin. So many people told us it was a mistake. I couldn't disagree more. I am so glad that we have the added countertop space vs. squeezed in two sinks. Never once in 2 years has it been an issue - sharing the single sink.
Cabinetry : Inset, Shaker Style Cabinets (same as our kitchen)
Clear Powder Room Bottles : These are part of my Clear Bottle Collection, found here.
This detail to the backsplash of the vanity was a last minute idea - I think it "makes" the entire thing... and it cost no addition money : )

Adding lots of windows and natural light were essential to our design. It is not that large of a bathroom, so the large beautiful windows really make it feel luxurious and bright. After this photo, we have added roman shades without blackout liners (to still filter in soft light) that are pulled down during essential times. They are pictured in other photo below.
I love my tub so much! When we were building, I told our architect that I wanted a bathtub. They were convinced that we didn't have enough room for a 'soaking tub.' Nowadays, most masters are complete with a 6 ft. soaking tub that has a prominent position in the bathroom and looks beautiful but never gets used. I wanted a tub that I wouldn't feel bad filling up every other day... and would fit.
I found the perfect 60 x 32 inch Koehler tub. It has clean lines and is rectangular in shape. I chose Biscuit to match our subway tile and paint.
The glass doors were much more expensive than I had anticipated. They were the last things we had to order for the entire house. Since we hadn't gone crazy or much over budget on anything else, I just went for it. There were more inexpensive options, but none of them gave this exact look without more metal trim hardware. I do love them, though, and I feel like they really set off the entire room.
Subway Tile : Bone with Matching Grout
2 Polished Nickel Rain Shower Heats

These Shower Bottles were the main reason I design my Clear Bottles Collection. I couldn't imagine putting big, brightly colored, logo clad bottles in my beautiful new shower!
Clear Shower Bottles available in my store, here.
In this photo you can see the picture frame moulding we had added to the walls by the trim carpenter. It was the perfect way to add character and a luxury feel without breaking our all white/ivory color scheme.
You can take a tour of our Master Bedroom, here.

Cabinetry Paint : Benjamin Moore Navajo White Satin
Walls & Trim : Benjamin Moore Navajo White Satin
Countertops : Arabescata Veneto Marble with Honed Finish
Powder Room Bottles on Vanity : Available in my Store, here.
Shower Bottles : Available in my Store, here.
Hardware : Martha Stewart Bedford Brass from Home Depot
Sconces : Visual Comforts Vendome Rubbed Brass
Shower Walls : Biscuit Daltile Subway (Home Depot)
Shower Floor : Hampton 2" Hexagon in Honed (The Tile Shop)
Shower Curb : MS International Grecian White in Honed (Home Depot)
Shower Heads (we'll have two) : Danze Opulance in Polished Nickel (build.com)
Tub Cornice Trim : Jeffrey Court Marble Honed Cornice
Tub Filler : Signature Hardware Barlow Wall Mounted Tub Filler
Deck & Splash Marble : MS International Grecian White in Honed (Home Depot)
Windows : Anderson 400
Roman Shades : Roman Shades from Home Depot in Milan Feather
Floors : Hardwood Stained, Minwax Dark Walnut

















Jenny thank you so much for sharing! You take such care and thought when making your choices and it really helps the rest of us! Such a beautiful, timeless bathroom.
ReplyDeleteCurious - how have you liked having marble in your bathroom and kitchen?
My shower is very similar to yours, subway walls marble hex floor. Would you mind sharing The cleaning products that you use on it?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I'm wondering if having wood flooring has been a problem at all? It's so warm and inviting!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful - as is the rest of your home.
ReplyDeleteThis is just lovely! I love your extra details and appreciate the explanations and sourcing!
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