The Perfect Master Bath

An architect's advice on turning a good bath into a great bath -- without breaking the bank
by Stephen Vanze

An architect explains how to design a master bathroom that is well proportioned, has easy access to the adjoining bedroom and dressing area, and is comfortable and attractive without being unreasonably expensive.

From Fine Homebuilding 151 (Kitchens & Baths), pp. 82-87
November 1, 2002

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Designing | Building | Additions | Remodeling | Interior Design | Bathrooms | Bedrooms | Architecture and Design
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