Be Inspired By Luxurious Bathroom Makeovers From HGTV Stars

Be Inspired By Luxurious Bathroom Makeovers From HGTV Stars – It’s true that HGTV’s designers know a few things about creating luxurious bathrooms. So, we decided to bring those spa-worthy retreats and for you to learn how to take your bathroom from common to beautiful.

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Old World Bathroom

In his family’s home in northern Italy, designer Brian Boitano of The Brian Boitano Project transforms a dark space into a rustic Italian bathroom. As a nod to the home’s heritage, Brian leaves areas of the home’s original stone walls exposed while stone vessel sinks and a zinc tub add to the bathroom’s Old World feel.

Tech Savvy Bathroom

For this stunning bathroom, designer Candice Olson of Candice Tells All pulls out all the technology stops, including heated flooring, a steam shower and a remote-controlled toilet that features a nightlight, bidet and even a self-cleaning function. Large square tiles form the wall behind the freestanding tub adding glamorous sparkle. Candice brings character to the room by repurposing the homeowner’s dresser as the vanity.

Modern Design, Modern Conveniences

This modern bathroom feels like a soothing spa. Designer Candice Olson of Candice Tells All fills the space with luxurious amenities, including heated flooring, a deep soaker tub and two-person rain showerhead. For wow factor, Candice hangs faceted chains as a window treatment behind the tub.

Seamless Style

For this swanky bathroom, contractor Stephen Fanuka of Million Dollar Contractor uses marble throughout the space for pure luxury. To create a high-end, seamless look, he meticulously selects the cuts of marble so the veining lines up from the floor to the tub surround to the backsplash.

Refined Contemporary

This bright and airy master bathroom is a true retreat away from it all. A glass enclosed shower and two floating vanities allow the eye to flow through the space. The wow factor is a curtain of crystal-like beads used to create a waterfall accent wall around the window. Design by Candice Olson.

Open Bathroom Retreat

Contractor Chip Wade of Elbow Room turns an attic into a breathtaking master suite with a sleek bathroom that opens up to the bedroom. The centerpiece of the room is a freestanding tub, which is flanked by matching his-and-her vanities. Behind the curtains is a large walk-in shower and extra dressing area.

Surrounded by Stones

As seen on HGTV’s Million Dollar Rooms, this serene master bathroom is made for relaxation with a freestanding soaking tub surrounded by smooth stones. The wall-mounted shelf next to the tub frees up floor space and maintains the room’s open, airy feel. Natural light streams in through a large window.

Bathing Beauty

Custom designed architectural details frame the freestanding tub in this brilliant blue bathroom. Contractor Chip Wade of Elbow Room brings in a sisal area rug and jute rope accents to add a natural and beachy touch to this contemporary space.

Striking Tile Design

A tight space doesn’t mean you have to skimp on style. Contractors Anthony Carrino and John Colaneri of Cousins on Call make a big impact in this small bath by installing glass tiles in varying shades of blues, grays and black from the floor to ceiling.

Wall of Glass

This long, narrow master bath, as seen on HGTV’s Million Dollar Rooms, is designed to provide a virtual outdoor experience, creating the impression that the space is open to the outside. The seamless glass windows that form the outer walls allows natural light to brighten the space, while also providing a gorgeous view.

Country Blue Bathroom

Designer Sarah Richardson of Sarah’s House creates a family-friendly bathroom with a classic blue-and-white palette. For an updated country style, she repurposes a pair of antique chest of drawers as vanities and hangs cheery checked curtains. A deep soaker tub with a modern silhouette brings a freshness to the space.

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