Formal Bath

By Ken Gutmaker

Photographing bathrooms can be a challenge. Small spaces, mirrors and reflective surfaces hold a special place in the hearts of architectural photographers. That was not the case with the master bath in this home. Using wood for the primary material for the walls transforms this bath into a warm and inviting space. The countertops cascade over the edges of the cabinets which float above the marble floors.

Architects- http://www.polskyarchitects.com

Photograph- http://www.kengutmaker.com

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