Top 5 Homes of the Week With Marvelous Bathrooms
These luxe designs are the definition of bathing beauties. Soak in the sight of these modern bathrooms that caught our editor's eye this week.
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1. Casa Santísimo
One of the luxurious bathrooms in Casa Santísimo by JJRR Arquitectura. It maintains a sense of natural intimacy despite its open plan and skylight ceiling.
Photo by Jaime Navarro
Architect: JJRR Arquitectura, Location: Mexico City, Mexico
From the architect: "The challenge in this project is to preserve the essence of the original house...with a large central courtyard [and the] traditional colonial hacienda characteristics of the houses in San Angel. In turn, we complemented the architectural program with a contemporary touch in such a way that respects the essence and style of the original house. To achieve this result, we think of materials such as wood, flattened whitewash, volcanic stone, glass, as well as giving importance to vegetation, with the intention of differentiating the new part from the original part of the house and achieving a good dialogue between both."
2. Weave
White oak cabinetry features throughout the Weave house—including in the marble-clad master bathroom. The walk-in shower area with a copper soaking tub transforms from a private retreat to an outdoor experience with a pivoting door, custom built by Identity Construction.
Photo: Jason Roehner
Architect: The Ranch Mine, Location: Phoenix, Arizona
From the architect: "Drawing inspiration from famed artist Georgia O’Keeffe’s adobe houses and patio paintings, architecture firm The Ranch Mine designed a modern courtyard home in the American Southwest on the site of a former parking lot. Weave is a new house that stitches together modern conveniences with the Southwestern vernacular in a historic district in the heart of uptown Phoenix, Arizona."
3. Highlands Ranch
The master bath of Highlands Ranch features twin Duravit cabinets with concrete sinks, all lit from above by an automated skylight. SGS' design provides passive cooling when coupled with the garden-level windows. The ocean view shower provides a seamless indoor/outdoor bathing experience.
Photo: SGS
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ShopSignature Hardware Mounted Tub Faucet and Shower Head
A modern take on a classic design, the Exira roman tub faucet features cross handles coupled with timeless spout, all set in a fresh, cylindrical design. This solid brass faucet comes complete with a hand shower for a more flexible bathing experience. Signature Hardware 922090 Features: Covered under Signature Hardware's limited lifetime warranty Solid brass construction Includes hand shower – Single function hand shower handy for rinsing down the tub or just rinsing off after a bath Widespread deck mounted installation - 5-hole faucet with 8" to 12" centers Five hole installation Hand shower measures 10" long Bases measure 2-3/4" diameter Metal cross handles measure 2-1/2" long Hand shower has a maximum flow rate of 1.9 gpm (gallons per minute) Signature Hardware 922090 Specifications: Height: 13-3/4" (from bottom to top of faucet) Spout Height: 7" (deck to spout outlet) Spout Reach: 8" (center of faucet body to center of spout outlet horizontally) Hand Shower Flow Rate: 1.9 gallons-per-minute Hose Length: 54" Maximum Deck Thickness: 2-1/4" Five faucet holes required for installation Faucet Centers: 8" to 12" (center-to-center distance between handle installation holes) Photo Courtesy of Build.com
ShopAmba Straight Stainless Steel Towel Warmer
Product Features: Towel warmer is fully covered under a 2-year warranty by Amba Constructed of high-quality 304 stainless steel Premium quality finishes guaranteed to last for years Towel warmers help bathrooms stay warm and prevent mold and mildew build-up Bars are ideally spaced to hold both large and small towels A classic towel bar design with 13 straight bars Includes a built-in thermostat Internal thermal cutout for optimal energy consumption and safety Controlled by a simple on / off switch or optional programmable timer All hardware required for towel bar installation is included Product Specifications: Overall Height: 36" (measured from bottom most to top most point on fixture) Overall Width: 20-1/2" (measured from left most to right most point on fixture) Depth (From Wall): 4-1/2" (measured from wall to furthest outward point) Average Temperature Range: 145-154 degrees Safety Cutout Temperature: 158 Power Type: Hardwired Voltage: 110V Wattage Range: 150-175W BTUs: 512-597 Amperage Range: 1.35-1.6 amps Product Weight: 21 lbs Photo Courtesy of Build.com
ShopInterior designer: SGS, Location: Costa Mesa, California
From the interior designer: "California Ranch meets NYC loft in this Richard Neutra-inspired ocean view home, perched above a regional park and the Santa Ana River. The green build home features reclaimed solar water panels, providing radiant heat for the floors and hot water for the home. Consisting of and celebrating basic materials such as concrete, raw steel, and wood, the home's palette is both simple and daring."
4. Point Grey Residence
Evoke International Design prioritized views of the heavily wooded lot surrounding the Point Grey residence, shown especially on the upper floors. Nearly every room, including this wood bathroom, features large windows to drink in nature.
Photo: Janis Nicolay
Designers: Evoke International Design, Location: Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
From the designers: "The upper two floors of the house sit on a concrete podium that forms a level base on the steep slope of the site, and creates a firm boundary for the extent of the building footprint. Two independent volumes are connected by a steel-and-glass structure, allowing for deep natural light penetration into all areas of the house, while helping to minimize the overall massing."
5. Conde D'eu House
Estúdio Penha left industrial accents—like metallic frames, large windows, and cement tiles—in many rooms of Conde D'eu House.
Photo by Maíra Acayaba
Architect: Estúdio Penha, Location: São Paulo, Brazil
From the architect: "The client—who had lived in New York—wished for an industrial look while retaining a connection to the natural setting. Industrial iron frames were used in the bedrooms, bathrooms, and in the social side aisle of the house, which is used as a space for circulation."
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