Architecture and Design

A cast-in-place concrete soaking tub is the centerpiece of this Japanese-inspired bathby Greg Brooks

Here's how the cleanout for your shower plumbing can blend right into the architecture of your bathroomby Colin Hurd

Shower designs for small spaces shouldn't mean limited water-flowby Bridget Cahill

Single-hole lavatory faucet features touch-free technologyby Nena Donovan Levine

Sunshine pouring over a glass-mosaic shower wall transforms a dreary little bathroomby Chet Zebroski

Transom and interior windows let the sun shine into an accessible bathroom trimmed with a combination of durable woodsby Garry Murphy

If you err while constructing or remodeling your new bathroom, repenting can be quite a challengeby Patrick Sutton

Tips for getting the most out of limited square footageby Sean Groom

A good layout is key to a successful bath remodel. Former Fine Homebuilding editor Scott Gibson explains why in this excerpt from his book, Bathroom Ideas that Work.by Scott Gibson

Off-the-shelf materials dressed up with custom details yield a modern look with a modest price tagby Andrew Ring

Reversing a backward floor plan brings style and function to an American foursquare bathroomby Timothy Gill

Two remodeled bathrooms showcase strategies that make small spaces feel roomy, without big changesby Russell Hamlet

A compact master bathroom provides inspiration for a secluded backyard spaby Lisa Koutsky Sten

At last, water-saving technology that worksby Max Alexander

Sink choices for small bathroomsby Lynn Hopkins

Remodeler Leon A. Frechette offers tips and floor plans to help you adapt an average bathroom for accessibility in this exerpt from his book Remodeling a Bathroom, from Taunton's Build Like a Pro series.by Leon A. Frechette

Pack big value into little spaces with custom fixtures and efficient floor plansby Nena Donovan Levine

Beadboard tile, period fixtures and picture-framed medicine cabinets are just the startby David Bentley, Elizabeth Churchill

A poorly designed bathroom is no better than a leaky roof; an experienced bath designer tells where the worst problems occur and how to prevent themby Mary Jo Peterson