This year’s standout bathrooms range from serene and spa-inspired to modern and graphic. Which dreamy design deserves the top spot? Cast your vote using the button below your favorite image.
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Architect Darcie Watson ’s bathroom is one of the most striking we’ve seen, thanks to a double-sided fireplace in a dramatic marble wall that divides the bedroom from bathroom. A spacious dressing room is attached.
Photographer: Naomi Finlay
Source: House & Home January 2017
Designer: Darcie Watson
The high contrast pairing of a black shower door and white marble in Scott Yetman’s Montreal pied-à-terre is a signature move for the designer.
Photographer: Drew Hadley
Source: House & Home February 2017
Designer: Scott Yetman
Floor-to-ceiling windows and pale marble floors make this condo aerie feel bright on the most overcast days. A furry stool is a comforting touch in the clean, efficient design.
Photographer: Angus Fergusson
Source: House & Home March 2017
Designer: U31
In Lynda Reeves’ renovated bathroom, a mix of pale woods, creamy paint and brass accents add to the luxurious feel. The size and oval shape of the IOS Volcanic Limestone tub by Victoria + Albert is “perfectly in scale with the space,” she says.
Photographer: Alex Lukey
Source: House & Home April 2017
Designer: Lynda Reeves
Who wouldn’t love to unwind in this sophisticated Calgary bathroom’s sculptural tub? Lush floor-to-ceiling drapes safeguard privacy while lavish moldings and graphic hex tiles provide plenty to look at.
Photographer: Colin Way
Source: House & Home May 2017
Designer: Nam Dang-Mitchell
This Montreal bathroom has a definite European flair , thanks to patterned tile in the shower enclosure, a Louis XV-inspired vanity and matching trumeau mirrors.
Photographer: Maxime Desbiens
Source: House & Home June 2017
Designer: Mélanie Cherrier
This grand Muskoka cottage affords gorgeous views of the trees and the lake. Two-tone drapes frame the windows and add a softening element, while inlaid wood floors were chosen to resemble floorboards with layers of paint.
Photographer: Virginia Macdonald
Source: House & Home July 2017
Designer: Cory DeFrancisco
A custom-painted clawfoot tub is the centerpiece of the bathroom in Sloane Klevin’s Hudson River Valley weekend retreat . Black accents such as the shower head and towel bars pop against the room’s stark white envelope.
Photographer: John Gruen
Source: House & Home August 2017
Designer: Sloane Klevin and Selina van der Geest
The vintage-inspired sconces and a quaint curved tub suits the classic architecture that is often found in homes like this one in the Laurentians, just outside of Montreal.
Photographer: Maxime Desbiens
Source: House & Home September 2017
Designer: BlazyGérard
Pale watery hues and a glass shower door make the guest bathroom in Genevieve Makinson and James Aitken’s home feel light and airy — and larger than it is.
Photographer: Michael Graydon
Source: House & Home October 2017
In this principal bathroom, a floating vanity adds a modern touch, but it’s the graceful curved tub in front of the windows that gets star billing.
Photographer: Stacey Brandford
Source: House & Home November 2017
Designer: Colleen McGill
In her powder room, Drake’s party planner Catriona Smart wasn’t afraid to go dramatic. Eye-catching wallpaper makes a big statement and is a perfect foil for the porcelain fixtures.
Photographer: Alex Lukey
Source: House & Home December 2017
Designer: Haddington Developments, Kirsten Marshall of Palmerston Design Consultants
Author: Wendy Jacob
Photographer: Naomi Finlay
Source: House & Home January 2017