A His-and-Her Bath That Doesn't Feel Cramped

Perfect Pairing

The couple buying this house while it was under construction decided against the "his" and "her" baths layed out in the original plans, opting to turn the two rooms into a shared master bath and a sitting room. So architect Jay Haverson designed a luxurious retreat that meets the needs of both users, while reflecting the formal aesthetic of the stone-and-shingle home.

Here, two Toto sinks create distinct grooming areas. Matching medicine cabinets flanking the mirror provide separate storage areas, as do the double-vanity cabinets by Hibernian Millwork. The drawers are meant for shared items.