After a long day or a great evening, there’s nothing like coming home and taking a long, hot shower or sinking into a steaming bath. More than any other room in your home, the primary bathroom is a place of restoration and rejuvenation, where you build yourself up to start the day or wind yourself down at night.
We’ve flipped through our back issues as well as those of our sister publication BERGEN and put together a few of our favorite primary bedrooms for your enjoyment. Some take inspiration from world-class spas, some are warm and cozy and all offer the perfect oasis.
The owners gave Vanessa DeLeon almost complete control when they asked her to design their Toms River beach house. This primary bath is a showstopper, with Raphael Porcelain, rounded mirrors and a warm wooden vanity.
An oversized shower, heated terra cotta-floors and double vanities are just the start when it comes to the bathroom in this colonial in Verona, designed by Leslie Kramer of Lighthouse Home & Design. The vanities were custom made and are painted in Sherwin-Williams Sea Salt.
This bathroom brings together marble, brass, wood and beyond, one of Far Studio’s Brittany Wurzak Hakimfar’s trademarks. It’s warm, modern and distinct, perfect for a new build in Moorestown.
Sleek and modern was the name of the game in this new construction in Westfield. Marissa Sauer of Design MACS paired a custom white oak vanity with side tower cabinets, the fluted glass doors providing an extra layer of visual interest.
Nestled among windows that flood the room with natural light, the bathtub in this Ridgewood reno invites long soaks and deep relaxation. Designer Allison Handler added an equally nature-inspired pendant to pull the whole space together.
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