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Bathroom Pendant Lighting Marble Counters Undermount Sinks Design Photos and Ideas

The master bathroom is a calming oasis of marble. The couple often relax here for a moment of tranquility.

The guest bathroom.

The luxurious step-down ensuite bathroom has a shower, Japanese-style soaking tub, and extensive closet space, plus vanity.

The minimalist bathroom provides a calm, introspective experience.

In the master bathroom, the Clé Tile floor, custom walnut vanity, and marble counter fashion a luxe retreat. Lighting is from a mix of manufacturers, including One Forty Three, Rejuvenation, Cedar & Moss, and Atelier de Troupe. The faucet is from Watermark.

A peek at the bathroom finished with plenty of natural stone.

New master shower with marble and Kohler fixtures

Now, the space looks both sophisticated and playful thanks to the addition of whimsical animal-printed wallpaper, marble countertops, tiles from Ann Sacks, and brass pendant lights designed by Cedar & Moss for Rejuvenation.

In Hong Kong's Happy Valley—where land is scarce and living spaces are usually pretty small—multi-disciplinary design practice Lim+Lu revived a three-bedroom apartment in an old residential building into a gleaming, visually-expanded abode.
With the aim of separating various functional zones while maintaining privacy, freeing up space, and making the apartment look bigger than its actual size (1,206 square feet), Lim+Lu incorporated suspended glass and sliding doors made with black powder-coated stainless steel.

The master bathroom is flooded with light and views while maintaining privacy screened by the scrub oak preserved on lot.