Stucco mulch and glass-ceramic tiles were the original home in Milan-style executive buildings Carlo Alberto Beretta and Jacopo Venturini, and William Morris’ wallpaper was a 20th-century freestyle version of Italy. Find more here.
The Toto components and Apaiser bathtubs remain in the main shower room of Gildas Loaëc, founder, CEO of the Maison Kitsuné brand name and former designer Romy Ishii Loaëc’s home in Bali. Find more here.
One shower room in the Paris home is the founders of Officine Universelle Buly Ramdane Touhami and Victoire de Taillac-Touhami, that includes Blue Balbahia Granite and Carrara, Rosso Levanto, Verde Guatemala and Rosa Tea Marbles, from L’Atelier Trangistonnal du Vimeu, a eilenecone ofer of per ofer ofer ofer of.
In the musician’s home in Harlem, the wall surface is finished with tadelakt plaster and the floor is equipped with M. Crow shingles and a water array bathtub. This component is from Fantini Rubinetti. Find more here.
On the leading floor of a Paris home renovated by developers Kim Haddou and Florent Dufourcq, this is the Carrara marble-lined shower room collection. The bathtub is from Bleu Provence. Find more here.
In two main restrooms in a Sugimoto-designed Manhattan house. The wall surface is made entirely from Towada Rock, and the cypress bathtub is located on an old rock descending from an informed cable car in Kyoto, Japan. The ceiling is cedar. Find more here.
In the shower room of the London loft space made by Zoe Chan Ears and Merlin Eyrs, the Water Group is a light blue and avocado-colored bathtub. Find more here.
Typically, art dealer Christopher González-Aller, Gordiola lamps and wool carpets and antique paw bathtubs from the 1930s, are usually the shower room at Tangier’s home. Repaint the walls with hand-mixed lime and pigment therapy to bring unique results. Find more here.
In the shower room of musicians Jaime Le Bleu, Line Murken, Salomé Sperling and Sijmen Vellekoop, in his home in Brussels, on the material and fiberglass sinks of Murken and Mirers in Lebleu and Lebleu, by Lebleu by Lebleu sperling, Sperling, Sperling, Sperling, Sperling, Sperling. Find more here.
Designer and developer Roberto Gerosa’s visitor shower room in his Milan home was delayed for birdcage-style showers and finished with ostrich spray. Find more here.
Typically, Athens developer Dimitris Pantazopoulos produces 3 smaller “hardwood huts” for storage, shower and bathroom in a residential property in Patmos, all motivated by the shyest spaces of Greek Orthodox churches. Find more here.
Developer Ingegerd Råman’s shower room, musician and film maker Claes Söderquist brings a Vola touch in his home in southern Sweden. Find more here.
In the shower room of Casa di Fantasia, originally made by Italian engineer Gio Ponti, the concrete changed the ceramic tiles on the floor, highlighting the original pink bathtub and shower. The paint consists of Letizia Chianese, mom of homeowner Michele Marocchino. Find more here.
The oak-planned Art Deco shower room of the 17th-century house on a French visa is protected by the demolition website of Côtedd’Azur. It was knocked down and sent to your home, and Delgado-Elias and his team rebuilt into a collection that suits George. Find more here.
In the apartments of musicians Rashid Johnson and Sheree Hovsepian in Manhattan (Gramercy Park), interdisciplinary musician Michael Langlois repainted the wall surface to match the Portoro Marble sink. This image was produced by Justine Kurland. Find more here.
Professional photographer Simon Watson, 19th-century maps of the eastern Mediterranean and pictures of the Black Sea and paintings of the Italian community in the 1950s. Find more here.
Carver JB Blunk is a bathroom with a cypress tree in the sink, in a cabin built in the Marin area of Golden State. Find more here.
General Tuscan rental property shower room by musician Vincenzo de Cotiis Cipollino Apuano Marble, used throughout the house. Find more here.
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