From the freestanding tub, skylight, hexagonal tile, double-vanity, exposed brick, and marble accent wall, what's not to love about this stunning master en-suite?

Quick Ship Brick makes a big impression in this compact bathroom. A floor to ceiling wall of onyx Black Hills Brick with matching black grout brings this greyscale bathroom to a dramatic focal point. DESIGN Caren Rideau, Char Hatch Langos PHOTOS Meghan Beierle TILE SHOWN Thin Brick in Black Hills

Unfortunately, I lost the before pictures. However, this bathroom was once very outdated. We tore down the bathtub and closet, and took out the counter and lights that were previously in this space. I created a luxury bathroom, with a 6' tub, I had my carpenter build a bulkhead over the tub adding potlights on a dimmable switch, therefore you can either have it bright for reading, or darken it for a romantic and calming bath. I chose a black matte italian tile for the floors and tub, and a stone wall behind the tub as we weren't adding a shower. The granite I chose carried the Whites and Black of the accents in the room. I finished this space with crystal vanity lights to add that subtle touch of sparkle.

Master baths are the holy grail of bathrooms. Connected to the master bedroom or master suite, master baths are where you go all-out in designing your bathroom. It’s for you, the master of the home, after all. Common master bathroom features include double vanities, stand-alone bathtubs and showers, and occasionally even toilet areas separated by a door. These options are great if you need the additional space for two people getting ready in the morning. Speaking of space, master baths are typically large and spacious, adding to the luxurious feel. The primary bathroom is distinguished by its proximity to and sole use by the primary bedroom. Some primary bedrooms will feature two complete bathrooms, one for each of the two primary bedroom residents.

Unfortunately, I lost the before pictures. However, this bathroom was once very outdated. We tore down the bathtub and closet, and took out the counter and lights that were previously in this space. I created a luxury bathroom, with a 6' tub, I had my carpenter build a bulkhead over the tub adding potlights on a dimmable switch, therefore you can either have it bright for reading, or darken it for a romantic and calming bath. I chose a black matte italian tile for the floors and tub, and a stone wall behind the tub as we weren't adding a shower. The granite I chose carried the Whites and Black of the accents in the room. I finished this space with crystal vanity lights to add that subtle touch of sparkle.

Unfortunately, I lost the before pictures. However, this bathroom was once very outdated. We tore down the bathtub and closet, and took out the counter and lights that were previously in this space. I created a luxury bathroom, with a 6' tub, I had my carpenter build a bulkhead over the tub adding potlights on a dimmable switch, therefore you can either have it bright for reading, or darken it for a romantic and calming bath. I chose a black matte italian tile for the floors and tub, and a stone wall behind the tub as we weren't adding a shower. The granite I chose carried the Whites and Black of the accents in the room. I finished this space with crystal vanity lights to add that subtle touch of sparkle.