Primary ensuite layout

Looking to create your very own day spa styled master suite. We share our best master suite floor plans and designs ideas to help you achieve that exact look.

With your new forever, custom home, have you thought about having it designed so no matter what the future brings, you can comfortably grow old in the home? That’s what aging in place refers to - the ability to easily stay in our homes throughout our lives, even if there’s limited mobility and r

Picking up with where the architects left off, we set to work to refine and to develop a few more floor plan options for the clients to explore, especially as it related to the master bathroom and closet design. After the clients determined their favorite floor plan option, from the many that were

Changes are in the works for the master bathroom at Project Square Clay , a large custom home that was originally built in the early 90’s. The architecture of the home is rustic modern mediterranean . As you'll see from the original floor plan, the master bedroom is abundant in size while the bat

I am having touble with the layout of our master bathroom and WIR. I feel there is not enough space in the WIR. I like the layout of the bathroom, especially with a separate toilet (that's a must), but this of course cuts into the WIR space. Any suggestions regarding layout would be most apprecia...

4x4 Ceramic Tile in warm white Tusk and deep teal Tempest is hung in an offset pattern for a high contrast full coverage wall across the vanity and shower.

An ensuite is a personal bathroom directly connected to a bedroom (usually the master). Ensuites are very common in Australian home design

Now that we have lived in our new home for a few months, I wanted to provide an update on our primary suite. I will be covering the layout of the master bedroom, master bathroom, and the master closet. The relation of these 3 rooms to each other

Hi all, I can't figure out how to improve the layout of my WIR and en-suite. The builder thinks the WIR may be too small and I think they are right. We don't need something huge but 100mm or 200mm may make a difference... can anyone else figure out how we can improve this? We want to be able to put ...

If you’ve been following along with my design journal for a while, you’ll know that I often talk about redlining plans, which refers to the process of going through floor plans, for the purpose of improving them. The process is similar to what a proofreader does with a written document, but in this case it’s about how the two-dimensionality of a floor plan will translate to actual built, three-dimensional space. There’s a lot riding on the process. It takes someone who is experienced…