 | “Spoil yourself! A well-designed layout with a few indulgent features can really elevate a bathroom. We design with colors found in nature—sky blues, sea greens, sand and shell neutrals and natural stone. A touch of luxe helps create a haven where you can relax and unwind.” —Suzanne Manlove, Manlove and Company Interiors |
 | “Soft blues, greens, grays or warm neutrals make a space feel more expansive. Layered lighting, including ambient, task and accent lights, contributes to a relaxed feel. Having space for storage will keep counters clutter-free.” —Jamie Merida, Jamie Merida Interiors |
 | “Serenity is achieved through luxurious natural surfaces, complementary patterns, intelligent lighting and ample storage. We provide warmth and comfort with soft towels and lush bathmats. Heated floors and towel warmers further improve everyday living.” —Barbara HaWthorn, Barbara Hawthorn Interiors |
 | “Incorporating a soothing sensibility is client-driven. For some, that means a jacuzzi tub with the latest technology. For others, it’s a steam shower with body jets—or heated floors, beautiful tiles, warming drawers for towels or specific storage for medicines. I listen and then design a bathroom that resonates as a peaceful retreat.” —Kristin Peake, Kristin Peake Interiors |
 | “I stay tried and true by using marble most of the time as it is timeless and always feels calming and elegant. Marble tiles complement mosaics and slabs for counters, keeping the look unified and clean.” —Samantha Friedman, ASID, NCIDQ, Samantha Friedman Interior Designs, LLC |
 | Laura HildebrandtInteriors by LH Photo: Christy Kosnic Photography |
 | Laura (Fox) WolffLaura Fox Interior Design, LLC laurafoxinteriordesign.com |
 | Rebecca PennoPenno Interiors Photo: Angela Newton Roy Photography |
 | Andrea BlamphinInterior Concepts, Inc. |
 | Bonnie AmmonBonnie Ammon Interiors |
 | Sarita SimpsonInterior Matter |
