Minimalist Bath Moments That Focus On Blissful Pleasures
Keep the focus on what matters with inspiration from serene retreats that allow the essentials to take center stage.
KEEP IT SIMPLE
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A freestanding Kohler bathtub, midcentury modern-style pendant from Design Within Reach and Lagos porcelain flooring from Arizona Tile lend a simple but sculptural feel to the main bathroom.
PEACE AND QUIET
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The main bathroom offers a double dose of tranquility thanks to floor-to-ceiling windows and a Zen Bathworks Ofuro Japanese soaking tub surrounded by river rock.
TRANQUIL IMPACT
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The impact created in the main bathroom thanks to onyx walls from Da Vinci Marble and a Falper bathtub is balanced by the neutral colorway.
ROOM SERVICE
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The design of the in-law suite is similar to a hotel room, with the bedroom connected to the bathroom and closet area. “The open-plan design draws light deeper into the space,” explains Cavin. The walnut Rove Concepts bed is dressed in bedding from The Linen Tree.
CURTAIN CALL
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Designer Jean Liu worked with Smitharc Architects to create this minimalistic Dallas oasis, which includes Caesarstone counters, a Graff faucet, a sink by Kohler and Artemide lighting.
NATURAL ATTRACTION
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Smoky gray limestone tiles line the spa, while specialty Belgian plaster by Polart Group lends subtle texture to the ceiling. Across from the custom wood vanity featuring a limestone sink, designer Lukas Machnik’s monument chair brings the right amount of visual weight to the minimalist sanctuary.
SOAK IT UP
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A minimalist platinum-finish faucet from Gessi and sculptural soaking tub by MTI complement the cool geometry of Waterworks’ hexagon floor tile.
REST AND RELAXATION
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Benjamin Moore’s Gray Owl, coupled with the airy ceiling treatment, imparts a soothing aura to the en suite bath. The soaking tub is by Fleurco, and the streamlined vanities feature Calacatta marble countertops. A gray hide-on-hair stool by Made Goods serves as a minimalist perch on which to prepare for the day
FOCUS ON WHAT MATTERS
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A soaking tub takes center stage in the main bathroom, which is finished with a quiet palette of gray Mosa floor tiles, white oak cabinetry by Green Leaf Cabinet Company and Caesarstone countertops in Pure White. Soft, simple accents include a wooden stool from Serena & Lily, a Moroccan-style flatweave rug from Clic and a Roman shade in Lee Jofa’s Hixson linen.
SACRED SPACES
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The clean lines of the master bathroom are enhanced with cabinetry by Ornare and a glass shower with white subway tiles. The wall-mounted faucets are by Dornbracht.