With little or no divide, these bedroom-bathrooms represent the most immodest take on the ensuite design.
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Nothing like a cold shower to wake you up, literally, the moment you climb out of bed.
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And a tub beside the bed means more room in bathroom. Why not install a lavish shower.
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This room is part of Ecologia Montréal by designer Gervais Fortin, Montreal’s first single-family home built to Platinum LEED standards.
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A rustic take on the open-concept master bedroom.
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And here we have a more minimalist design.
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This see-through shower is part of a loft conversion in San Francisco’s South Beach neighborhood. Trulia estimates the home’s worth at $1,768,000.
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The bathroom opens up to the bedroom, which in turn opens up to the outdoors. Privacy be damned, this home is about maximum exposure.
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Sauna, gas fireplace, glass wall — we love everything that’s happening here.
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The bed-facing toilet might be taking the open-concept a step too far.
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Spanish firm Ricardo Bofill Arhcitects designed this intimate suite in the W Barcelona Hotel.
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The foliage-filled backdrop gives the impression that the bathroom is outdoors.
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Recently featured in our post 21 homes that are doing exposed brick right, this room is part of Casa Olivi, a restored Italian farmhouse that you can rent for many thousands of dollars a week.
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A clinical, space-age design from the future.
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Exposed brick and exposed bathers.
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The bathtub-shelf combo is a clever space-saving design.
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One of the Zindoga Villas in South Africa’s luxury Camp Jabulani resort.
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No room is clearly defined in Thailand’s Wonderwall House, where bathrooms open up to bedrooms and bedrooms open up to the outdoors.
