The master bath of this estate seaside home is housed in a turret with a 12-foot diameter. The circular space was opened up with the relocation of the water closet, tub, and open-concept shower, creating a more inclusive space and bringing natural elements—particularly the beauty of the nearby 
Atlantic coast—into the room. The lack of shower doors allows for a graceful, uninterrupted flow throughout the space. A curved glass splash panel not only provides a centerpiece for the room, but its arc also serves as a visual echo to the rounded wall nearby. A pebble-tiled shower in a soothing hue adds another coastline element to the design. Originally meant to be pebbles as well, the grey tile behind the shower fixtures was selected to complement the vanity coloring.
Rhode Island Kitchen & Bath
Gold Award Winner: Bathroom over $60K
