Each of the four bedrooms in this home comes with a bathroom. This one is ready to pamper with a luxurious walk-in shower and elegant wood bench and countertop.
Naturally, this soothing, spa-style shower comes with a bench where the owners can sit and enjoy the steam. Built-in shelves give them a place for their shampoo and conditioner as well.
A custom stone bench was added to this white modern spa bathroom to be used both inside the shower and outside in the dressing area. The floating vanities are separated into his-and-hers areas to help it feel like a real spa-like retreat.
Taking a shower doesn't get more luxurious than with this incredible oversized one. Brown tile makes up the backsplash and a bench offers storage space and interior seating.
The adjacent built-in spa is constructed of gunite concrete and incorporates the same tile work as the pool. This spa includes bench seating that wraps 360° and ample massage jets, providing generous room and bubbles for several guests to enjoy.
Spa-Like Master Bathroom Features Walk-in Shower and Wooden Bench
Inside this master bathroom, a spacious walk-in shower brings a spa-like vibe to the design. A two-tiered wooden bench offers a place to put your clothes and get dressed after a refreshing shower.
This terrace serves as a transition area between the living and dining room above and the pool and spa below. An olive tree anchors the space and provides shade for the bench.
The designer of this sleek master bathroom juxtaposed different shapes—the slim floating vanity and benches, an eggshell-like soaking tub—to create an intriguing, but still serene retreat.
This backyard spa area features a vibrant blue-tiled pool and hot tub surrounded by a gray stone wall and lush tropical plants. The teak deck and a matching bench complete the look of the space.
After a day of sunbathing and swimming, the owners can retreat to their master bath for a little R&R. A floating vanity keeps extra towels and other essentials on hand, while the glass-enclosed shower and built-in bench create a spa-like atmosphere.
The waterfall bench connecting the makeup console and its supporting end embraces the idea of flowing water, much like that of Frank Lloyd Wright's famous Fallingwater house. Moreover, the wall-mounted faucets enhance the cascading effect of water.
The owners wanted their bathtub to be the first thing you saw as you entered the room, but the space still had to function. So I pulled the tub forward, making room for a bench in the shower behind it.
