It's going to be quite a while yet, but I'm doing some preliminary planning to eventually build our own house. Hubby's not being very helpful in all this, so I want to show him actual examples of what I'm talking about so I can get his opinion.
Sooo... right now I'm focusing on the master bathroom.
I want the master bath to be a spa type of area.
When you enter, the first thing you'll notice is the wonderful tub at the other end of the room. when you walk in, on either side should be a sink. I'm one of those people who likes sleek, simple, and modern. very contemporary. I have just fallen in love with vessel sinks.
Here's the problem, everything I've seen has either the sink suspended somehow with no storage whatsoever below it or on the tiniest of vanities. all the ones that have more space, have two sinks on them.
I don't want a sink with barely enough room on the vanity to place things like my hairbrush on, and I most definitely don't want one that I can't place anything on. there needs to be things like drawers for storage.
The only thing I can think of is to have it all custom made. and that means running up the price.
I've spent two weeks trying to find examples of what I'm looking for and can't find it anywhere.
Suggestions?
Oh, and if it helps, I want for the toilet to be in its own private room, the shower to have two shower heads without a door, a built in massage table (I'm quite good at it, but find it very frustrating to have to use a bed or the floor. I haven't been officially trained, but I do know how and have been told many times that I should get my license. I just don't want to do it for a living), and a door opening into a private garden area. I'd also love to have a heated floor and towel warmers, though I think since the room is already going to be very expensive, those two will be out.
Skip the vanity & go for an ornate armoire.
Countertop or vanity for vessel sinks?
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