Be Inspired By 80 Beautiful Bathrooms For All Sizes And Styles Part 3

In the master bath of this Madrid home, custom-made moldings of carved walnut, steel, and silver leaf replicate an original motif in the Art Deco apartment building. The sink is custom-made, and the towel rack and shower and sink fittings are by Devon & Devon.

In this Connecticut home, the circa-1850 marble tub is from Water Monopoly, with fittings by Barber Wilsons & Co., in the master bath; the chair is Regency, and the 18th-century vanity is French.

The tub and sink fittings in the guest bath of this Manhattan loftare by Barber Wilsons & Co., and the paint-on-mirror artwork is by Rashid Johnson.

This master bath’s tub-filler chandelier and laser-cut window panels are by Fisher Weisman; the tub and sink fittings are by Waterworks, and the Regency-style table is vintage.

Architect Achille Salvagni transformed this Roman Palazzo into a storied bathroom, featuring tub fittings by Lefroy Brooks, a heirloom 1750 Italian stool, and a 1930s Venini chandelier. The striped wallpaper is by Ralph Lauren Home.

The master bathroom of Alice Childress and Christopher Daniels’s downtown Manhattan loft, designed with the help of Courtnay Daniels Haden, includes an antique freestanding marble tub, a vintage Italian chandelier, and an inherited 18th-century painting. The custom-made vanities are outfitted with Caesarstone countertops and Kohler sinks; the sink and tub fittings are by Barber Wilsons & Co.

Designer Lynda Murray and architect Chad Oppenheim fashioned a spa-like retreat for the bathroom of filmmaker Michael Bay’s Miami home. Etched-stone tiles sheathe a wall that separates two distinct bathing areas; the shower fittings and sink are by Boffi, the countertops are of Macassar ebony, and the cast-concrete tub is a custom design.

A sculpture by Louise Bourgeois overlooks a bathroom in French architect Jacques Grange’s Paris apartment. The bathtub, sink, and faucet are by L’Epi d’Or; the inlaid marble floor is based on a Byzantine pattern, and the chandelier is 19th-century.

Designer Kelly Wearstler incorporated a mixture of luxurious materials in the master bathroom of Lara and Jeff Sanderson’s Mercer Island, Washington, home. The walls are covered in onyx fantastico, and the flooring is marble and onyx; the sconces are vintage.