Master bath

Hidden laundry

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Window in shower, glass in wall to let light thru. Privacy?

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In the master bath, the mirrors lift up to reveal outlets for charging toothbrushes and plugging in other grooming appliances.

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Multiple shower heads, ledge, marble

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Shampoo ledge

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Stripes

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Lighting

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Anti fog mirror

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Shower window

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Tv tub fire

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Frosted glass skylight

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Linear drain

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Move bat to back of house?

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window, big shower

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Dual-flush toilets. Toilets consume far more water than any other indoor fixture, accounting for 30 percent of most homes' indoor water use. Dual-flush toilets, increasingly common in homes, are an easy way to cut water use without compromising effectiveness

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Bathroom faucets. Getting a faucet with the WaterSense can reduce your sink's water flow by up to 30 percent. Doing so will save the average home 500 gallons of water annually. You can also add an aerator to bathroom taps. An aerator decreases water flow while maintaining or even increasing water pressure by mixing water with air.

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Graywater reuse. It's a little crazy that we use potable drinking water to flush our toilets. Aqus is a simple system that routes used sink water (graywater) through a filter and disinfectant and into any nearby toilet tank for use in flushing. Being water smart couldn't be easier.

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Marble tile herringbone pattern

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River rock

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Towel warmer

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