6 Features to Look for in Your Next Owner’s Bath

Primary bath with soaking tub and dark cabinets in Clarissa home

Kitchens are important. Outdoor living spaces top many a wish list. But let’s all take a moment to acknowledge that owner’s bathrooms are where the real pampering takes place.

What could be better than retreating to a serene, spa-like space at the end of a long, stressful day—without even having to leave your home? Following are six features to look for in your next owner’s bath.

Quartz countertops

Enjoy the eye-catching elegance of marble minus the maintenance with sleek, chic and durable quartz countertops. Unlike marble and granite, quartz is non-porous and typically more resistant to stains. Plus, it doesn’t require regular resealing, making it a smart choice for any bathroom!

Vessel sinks

Standards sinks are attractive and functional, but vessel sinks truly allow you to showcase your style. A modern-day spin on the wash basins of the 18^th and 19^th centuries, today’s vessel sinks are available in a variety of eye-catching shapes, shades and materials. They’re a must for your next owner’s bath!

White Kinsey vessel sink

Euro glass frameless shower doors

Framed shower doors often appear bulky because their edges are wrapped in rubber or metal. Not so with Euro glass frameless shower doors, which look modern and airy in comparison. Another benefit of these sleek, stylish shower doors: they limit the number of spaces in which water can pool, which may reduce the risk of mold. Talk about beauty and brains!

Frameless glass shower with tiled wall and bench in primary bathroom of Sage home

Rain showerheads

Want to experience the soothing sensation of warm, relaxing rainfall every time you shower? Outfit your next owner’s bath with a luxurious rain showerhead, available in a variety of shapes, sizes and finishes. Not just for high-end hotels!

Freestanding tubs

Nothing says luxury quite like a soaking tub. And tubs that stand on their own lend style to any bathroom. So, save the built-in tubs for your secondary bathrooms, and go for the glamour in your next owner’s bath!

White freestanding tub in center of primary bathroom of Melbourne home

Tubs within showers

This growing trend in bathroom design is equal parts form and function. Not only is a tub within a shower a visual show-stopper, it can double as a bench and safeguard your bathroom floors and surfaces from splash-happy kiddos. Brilliant!

Tub inside of frameless glass shower in primary suite of Harmon home