The continuity of the marble mosaic floor tile into the shower pan & a frameless shower enclosure creates a feeling of openness in this small space.

The Walker Zanger wainscot in this master bath suite surrounds the freestanding tub & wood stained Holiday Kitchens cabinets. The wrap-around his-&-hers vanity provides a comfortable personalized space with a touch of luxury.

A spa-like experience is achieved in this master suite where a relaxing atmosphere is simply achieved through a warm bath.

This powder room’s warm tones & textured finishes provide an attractive space for guests to use.

This charming bath accommodates all of its amenities in a compact & beautiful space. Utilizing delicate materials such as a green onyx floor, Jakarta Pink marble top & Walker Zanger decorative tiles, this space is both historically accurate & fashionably elegant.

The historical renovation of this 1920’s bath vanity allowed for the use of several period appropriate materials such as the white subway tile, Edwardian styled wall mounted faucet & marble top with an ogee bullnose aproned edge.

This elegant master bath features comfortable amenities such as, a large frameless shower enclosure, his & her vanity sinks, large whirlpool tub and plenty of storage convenient for everyday use.

The contemporary style and understated elegance of this Alameda bath gives the homeowner a relaxing retreat in the comfort of their own home. The marble countertop, rich cabinets and frameless shower enclosure add to the simple luxury.

The upstairs area of this Piedmont home was converted from two bedrooms and a bath to a master bedroom suite. The spacious bathroom, bedroom and walk-in closet offer the homeowners elegance and privacy.

The vibrant bathroom of purple & rust was inspired by the homeowner's trip to the Louvre in Paris. The bold colors of the paint with the subdued variegated custom tile & vertical grain fir cabinetry lend itself to an inviting and interesting space in the Berkeley Hills.

In order to mask the offset plumbing in the wall, a thick angled marble countertop was created with custom zebra wood pedestal beneath. The floor to ceiling Walker Zanger glass tile served as a backdrop for the contemporary vessel sink focal point.

This Oakland Hills residence presented several design and construction challenges. The integration of a full master bath addition nestled into the hillside, halfway below ground level required the collaboration of designer and project manager to create this relaxing retreat. The full shower and whirlpool tub near these large windows allows the homeowners to enjoy the natural views.

A Lacava faucet elegantly spills water into the limestone vessel sink below, while the large mirror appears to float off the wall above a thick slab of Antigua Brown marble in this small powder room.

This fabulous Art Deco bath is located in a 1930's building on Lake Merritt listed in the National Registry of Historic Buildings. The small bath echoes the Art Deco style with the use of matte yellow field tiles with custom decorative accents, black porcelain hex shower pan tiles, antique ceiling fixture and sconces, and vintage toilet and pedestal sink.

The upstairs area of this Piedmont home was converted from two bedrooms and a bath to a master bedroom suite. The spacious bathroom, bedroom and walk-in closet offer the homeowners elegance and privacy.

Double sinks are under-mounted in the limestone countertop of this master bath suite. A band of iridescent glass tile compliments the natural limestone tile of the shower walls and tub surround. Taking a relaxing bath in the large Jacuzzi tub provide the homeowners with a spa like experience in their own home.

A Vitraform glass sink is suspended from tiled wainscoting with an onyx detail. The homeowner's antique wall sconces were used to give this bathroom an eclectic mix of modern and vintage style.

This bathroom was created adjacent to a new workout gym area in a previously unfinished storage area of the house. The floor in and around the shower slopes to the drain and eliminates the need for a threshold. This is a plus as it accommodates a wheelchair and/or allows for more floor space in the room without the separation of the shower.