The Wind Bath and Luna Shower are two fantastic options for baths short on space or natural egress. Neptune Products are exceptionally designed especially in this case. See how the free flowing lines allow for more walking space, or just to keep your bath as open concept as possible without the need for a third wall.

This is the Wind Corner Bath.

And this is the Luna Corner Shower, respectively. The angled glass allows the shower to remain open without allowing water to escape. Very smart.

A heavily-framed Mansard Mirror and rustic open shelf vanity have all the charm of a European bath. The warm wood tones are a lovely complement to the steel and glass Pharmacy Bath Cabinet by Restoration Hardware. I am in love with that cabinet! It reminds me of the old fashioned pie and cake display cases found in old French bakeries, yum! Matching towels neatly folded are perfectly at home here.

Bevelled diamond mirrors set the stage for this elegant bath. The cool greys and cool whites are magical when orchestrated by Michael Habachy of Habachy Designs.

Carrera Marble cut from a large slab tiers down from a circular tub, rippling like a cool calm pond.

And what does this door to the right lead to?

A lovely dressing room with marquis-patterend carpeting with towering linen towers and hanging garment closet space.

This elegant bathroom designed by Soucie Horner is accomplished in so many ways; the deep-hued vanity with matching panels extending to the ceiling, the timeless style, and the book-matched marble tub surround. Book-matching is more commonly seen in wood veneers, but it is just as striking, if not more when done in stone! Book-matching is seen when successive pieces of stone are arranged side by side in such a way that the pieces "mirror" one another. This example above is not only book-matched but can be considered a double book-match, or a "reverse diamond".