Murata & Ward Master Bath

So the aesthetic, clean lines.

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No thanks! Too garish.

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We like this the best. I like the clean lines. I like the dark floor (similar to hall bath). I like the light toned wood. But have to do something different with the window (obviously). Sink will be sunk.

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yeah no and not just because the scale is to large for our bathroom

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eeewww

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could encase the tub with wood (or tile) and continue up the wall,,,

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could have shades that lower from the top, but still the sun is hot....cover the window and then use a shade... Note: like those rocks but how are you supposed to prevent the dust from accumulating...

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Check out these screens. but too humid... What about with frosted glass?

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No, no, no

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Too busy

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Practical and boring. But does have some tile up the wall (splash zone) and a towel rack for a towel.

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Has potential. Our master is HOT in the summer, so have to contend with windows somehow. Having the back wall in a dark color adds some focus...

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meh, it is easier to clean but not much pizzazz.

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Cool but so impractical--is there a drain in the floor for overflow from the 'rain', I can only imagine trying to 'clean' the rocks....but again it has certain practical features--towel rack, wall tile of some sort, a little decoration on the right back side and lights overhead...

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Too vanilla...where's the vibe?

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looks like a swimming pool--and not in a good way....

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Don't really like the look but it does have an accessible towel rack, shelves and a tile surround. May want light over the tub..? But it's too blah....

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Different approach to covering the sides of the tub....

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Will need to consider a shelf and bath towel rack or other holder near the tub. If new tub is shorter than the current tub or placed at an angle(?) could have more room for towels etc. Also, placement of water faucets--floor or wall

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Pebbles underneath the tub? is room too small for different floors -- Yoshi will probably say keep it simple. The stone on the back wall is dramatic--maybe too much. Considered combining the tub and shower like this and moving the toilet to the shower area...but cost???

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Love all the storage here. Would only have one sink, so more storage? may want shelves on either side of the sink... Room for a trash can under the sink..

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different... with the dark counter....

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undermount sink would work...quartz or not...??

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Sink similar to this one, except centered.

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A sink similar to this but with only one spigot, maybe mounted lower or on the vanity top. A large sink, limit the splash to the back by placement and style of faucet, with linear flat surface area on both sides with above sink storage on either side of the sink.

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Rectangular soaking tub is what Yoshi is looking for. Can have the tap external to the tub. Can be exposed or partially exposed.

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not a round tub

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not a round tub

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I like these shades. Could we do a half-wall version on the master bath window? Slide them over--how to deal with the summer heat????

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Doing something to the ceiling would be dramatic but costly. Not sure its worth it for the space....

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What about puck lights in the ceiling? Can you even do that in the family room?

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Is there space to step up and then down into the bath?? Maybe too fussy.... But could have tile on the wall. Possible to have tile on the wall surrounding the rectangular tub (but not the inlaid "ring" around) may need to consider a step for entry into the tub...

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40x40x32 Japanese style soaking tub.... Tall and deep instead of shallow and long. Nope, Yoshi says rectangular

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