Master

Simple and serene, the master bedroom is integrally connected to the site via large windows that frame the forest. “The windows have a white oak sitting edge or sill for aesthetic reasons, as the wood warms up the room,” Strand says.More home tours: Apartments | Small Homes | Colorful Homes | Contemporary Homes | Eclectic Homes | Farmhouses | Midcentury Homes | Modern Homes | Ranch Homes | Traditional Homes | Transitional Homes | All

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McPherson embedded the double sinks in the master bath into floating oak cabinets with white Caesarstone tops. Above the inset mirrors, two clerestory windows draw in natural light. The shower and floor tile are from Artistic Tile. Towel warmers, sleek drawer pulls and faucets and a curbless shower complete the bath.

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Like these cabinets

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Like the wall for art and the drapes covering closet

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Love these windows

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Like see through top

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Like to have a steam shower and love the wood blocks

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Like these windows

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Not this big but like this look

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Love the back wood detail and the coloring

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Center console and space for shoes

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Like the wood and clean line - want master bath to have entrance to closet

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Fireplace and big window doors

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Like the wood on ceiling and like the idea of a built in seating area

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