When it comes to bathrooms, most design enthusiasts would agree that bigger is usually better. A lavish and expansive bathroom offers one the luxury of creating the perfect private retreat in which to unwind and relax every day. With the right lighting, materials and accessories, a bathroom can be transformed into a space fit for royalty. From enchanting ensuite bathing spaces to opulent marbled havens, here are some gorgeous, sprawling bathrooms that will steal your heart.
Photo: Deepak Aggarwal Photograph
This bathroom allows enough room for circulation that further enhances the feeling of space conjured up by the pistachio-green and white decor.
The shower area, bathtub and washbasin counter are spaced apart, with room for movement and seating in between. Elements like the chandelier above the tub, the framed oval mirrors and classic tufted ottoman bring elegance and opulence to the space.
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Photo: JAUREGUI Architecture Interiors Construction
The symmetrical arrangement of the vanity areas frames the focal point, which is the bathtub. Architectural elements like arches and wall trims magnify the sense of grandeur.
Photo: Kumar Moorthy & Associates
More space in the bathroom means more room for fun features like LCD screens. This roomy, well-lit bathroom by Kumar Moorthy & Associates packs in plenty of accessories. Bathroom essentials are supplemented with storage space and a recessed seating area. Partitions are used to separate wet areas like the shower stall and washbasins to ensure functionality and ease of maintenance.
Photo: Sater Design Collection, Inc.
High ceilings are a wonderful asset in big bathrooms. The stone finishes, sunken bath and large vanity bring an air of old-world charm to this bathroom by Sater Design Collection, Inc. A pair of columns draw the eye upwards, accentuating the volume of the space. So blissful!
Photo: Khosla Associates
Khosla Associates creates a tranquil sanctuary through the subtle use of textures and lighting. The muted walls and ceiling are paired with rich wooden textures for contrast. The skylight and louvred window let in natural light without compromising on privacy.
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Photo: Patrick Meneguzzi Interiors
Even large bathrooms can benefit from a minimalist approach. This bathroom by Patrick Meneguzzi Interiors features subdued neutral hues and natural lighting. Fixtures with organic shapes, which the human mind associates with nature, like the bathtub here, can enhance visual appeal. The use of minimal embellishments on the mirror and light fixtures evokes an aura of restrained elegance.
Photo: Dipen Gada and Associates
Soft lighting and polished, gleaming surfaces come together in this capacious bathroom by Dipen Gada and Associates. The wealth of space has been used to provide a large bath tub as well substantial counter space with two basins. Wall niches offer the opportunity to create a lovely spa-like ambience for long bathing sessions.
Photo: Architecture BRIO
An advantage of large bathrooms is the opportunity to go beyond functional elements and add soft furnishings and accessories. The paintings, accent chair and rug add style and comfort to this bathroom by Architecture Brio. The bath is set by a large window that opens out to a view of the city skyline.
Photo: C.A. Nelson Architecture Group, LLC
Armed with a full-fledged vanity, a plush sofa and a reading table, this luxurious bathroom by C.A. Nelson Architecture Group, LLC has everything you need so that you can spend hours comfortably secluded in privacy. Casement windows let in ample natural light while the arched ceilings intensify the sense of spaciousness.
Photo: Fabien Charuau Photography
Unlike in small spaces, understated dark tones can be used quite effectively in large bathrooms. Soothing brown hues create a calm atmosphere in this bathroom, equipped with ample storage and an inviting tub
. The opaque wooden surfaces are offset by metallic elements, glossy tiles and mirrors for a balanced textural composition.
By
Archana Rajendran
Houzz India Editorial Staff
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