1. A vintage style double vanity and soaking tub make up this elegant bathroom. Exposures from the east and the south illuminate the gold-finished Waterworks fixtures and the encaustic tile.

2. You will find no right angles in this Robert Rasmussen designed bathroom. A sunken terrazzo tub takes center stage under the skylight in the preserved beauty.

3. This 1930 home blends storybook architecture with elements of Spanish, Art Deco, and old-world farmhouse style. The bathrooms in the house are truly works of art, each with unique features such as a step-down shower, coved ceiling and vintage pedestal sinks and light fixtures.

4. This restored Victorian mansion has 5 fully renovated bathrooms merging old world charm with modern amenities.

5. This entire house is a work of art and the bathrooms make up just a portion of the masterpiece. The primary suite’s bathroom has a striking vanity in the center of the room with soft edges, a built in firepit and suspended mirrors.

6. Imported tiles from Spain adorn the walls and floor of this monumental bathroom.

7. These color drenched bathrooms are a perfect example of “they don’t make ‘em like they used to.”

8. The recently completed bathroom features lime stucco walls, exposed beams and heated floors. An open curbless shower designed with smooth curves is flanked by a fireplace and freestanding tub.