The minimalist main bath in designer Lori Kanter Tritsch’s Beverly Hills home features a shower with Fantini fixtures and a soaking tub, both in white terrazzo.
Photograph by ROGER DAVIES
Lined with richly veined Arabescato Corchia marble, the primary bath of Sidney Torres IV’s New Orleans residence features a vintage Bagues chandelier and vanities designed by architect Lee Ledbetter, who renovated the 1865 Italianate mansion. The tub fittings are by Waterworks.
Photograph by PIETER ESTERSOHN
This midcentury marvel in Southern California was revamped by architect William T. Georgis, who lined the walls of the primary bath in cedar. The tub is by Waterworks with Dornbracht fittings and a painting by Amy Sillman animates the dressing room beyond.
Photograph by RICHARD POWERS
The calming main bath of interior designer Bryan Graybill’s Hamptons estate features a vintage Europhane ceiling light, Woka Lamps Vienna sconces, and a Catchpole & Rye tub outfitted with Waterworks fixtures; the floor is by ABC Stone.
Photograph by ERIC PIASECKI. STYLED BY HELEN CROWTHER
There’s a striking interplay of light and shadow in the primary bath of this Palm Springs retreat by architecture firm Marmol Radziner, which imported silver travertine from Tuscany for the the walls. The tub is a Claudio Silvestrin design by Boffi, and the tub filler and shower fittings are by Dornbracht.
Photograph by ROGER DAVIES
Edgy art meets distinctive design at this Connecticut home crafted by designer Ellen Hamilton. In the light-filled main bath, antique oak wall paneling and millwork are bathed in shades of washed pale-blue milk paint. The chaise is by Vladimir Kagan, the sheepskin area rug is from Beauvais Carpets, and the hanging light fixtures, designed by Hamilton, are from Remains Lighting. American sculptor and photographer Petah Coyne’s 2007 Tetiaroa—made of silk flowers, chicken-wire fencing, and peacock feathers, gives the space a magical air.
Photograph by WILLIAM WALDRON
French interior designer Nathan Litera’s transformation of a 300-year-old Belgian château included this debonair powder room, which features vintage Belgian sconces flanking a vintage French mirror and an antique marble sink with Volevatch fittings.
Photograph by MATTHIEU SALVAING
For Philippe Austruy and Valérie Bach’s Brussels townhouse, Pierre Yovanovitch installed a spiky Ilkka Suppanen pendant light and a Marlène Mocquet painting in the main bath. The oak bench is a Yovanovitch creation, and the floor features a striking pattern of white and gray marble.
Photograph by JEAN-FRANÇOIS JAUSSAUD
In the Bulgari family’s opulent Marrakech riad, Spanish designer Pablo Paniagua clad the walls and counters of a guest bath in traditional ceramic mosaic tiles.
Photograph by RICARDO LABOUGLE
In model Adriana Abascal’s Paris apartment, designed by Luis Laplace, a work by Gregor Hildebrandt overlooks the primary bath’s Volevatch tub and filler, which are accompanied by a vintage nickel table, a Jean-Claude Delépine for THG towel warmer, and enviable city views that stretch to the Eiffel Tower.
Photograph by JEAN-FRANÇOIS JAUSSAUD
Art dealer Stacey Winston Levitan’s stunning mountain retreat, conceived by Scape Design Studio and Susan Marinello Interiors, features a glamorous main bath sheathed in Athens Grey marble. Fittings for the shower, sink, and tub are by Kallista, while the countertops are Arabescato marble.
Photograph by Douglas Friedman
The beautiful, light-filled main bath in designer Lillian Fernandez’s dream house in Palm Beach is a study in soothing blues.
Photograph by FRANCESCO LAGNESE
With interiors by designer Dara Stern, this East Hampton home by Robert A.M. Stern exudes classic elegance and cozy luxury. In the primary bath, the fixtures and fittings are by Waterworks, the sconces are by RH, and the stool is by Made Goods; the floor is Thassos tile inlaid with strips of Kromoglass.
Photograph by ERIC PIASECKI. STYLED BY PHILIPPA BRATHWAITE
