Owner's Suite Bathroom Design: How to Create the Space You Need for Your New Home in NC | Blog

Bathroom Layout #1: Little Treatments – Big Statement

Pineterest and Houzz worthy results like this come from creative custom choices: Mirrors. Lighting. Sinks. Drawers. Little touches transform, with design build Travars Built Homes.

Primary bathroom highlighting a long white double vanity with sleek black hardware, three tilting black-framed mirrors, an intricate black-and-white patterned tile floor, and an open doorway leading into a walk-in closet, by Travars Built Homes.

Bathroom Layout #2: Comfort and Closet

Spacious tile shower with glass. Stand alone tub with window view. Wood look tile. Nearby closet with custom shelving and natural light. What would you like to surround yourself with, in your owner’s suite bath?

Luxury primary bathroom design showcasing a white freestanding soaking tub under a large arched window, a glass tile walk-in shower, durable wood-look tile flooring, and a dark wood double vanity.

Bathroom Layout #3: Shared Space That Feels Private

Separate sinks, cabinets and drawers. Modern lights. How much space does your floor plan have for your vanity? What look would you like?

Luxury custom master bathroom featuring a long white dual vanity with matte black faucets and handles, quartz countertops, a large frameless mirror, and marble-patterned tile flooring, designed by Travars Built Homes.

Bathroom Layout #4: Mixing Textures and Styles with Unexpected Barn Doors

Beautiful tiled shower with an antique-feeling white barn door can bring a light, airy feel, like this. What a great way to make a doorway feel more important – and add contrast to the bold tile and contemporary choices.

Multi-angle view of a custom walk-in shower detailing large dark rectangular tiles, chrome plumbing fixtures, built-in storage niches, and a textured pebble tile floor, by Travars Built Homes.

Bathroom Layout #5: Barely There Glass Shower Glass Across from Boldly Framed Mirror

Frameless glass (and doorless entry) on the shower provides a contemporary open feel. Spacious, elegant and ready for relaxation.

Split view of a primary en-suite detailing a white vanity with a sleek dark countertop on the left, and a custom walk-in shower lined with white subway tile and featuring a built-in bench topped with a black slab on the right.

Bathroom Layout #6: Large Shower. Deep tub

This owner’s suite bathroom takes advantage of the ability to customize with emphasis on the importance of water. Note the blend of tiles in every part of the room. This design is all about the view – inside and out.

Multi-angle view of a luxury primary bathroom suite, detailing a large custom corner walk-in shower with vertical tile walls, pebble floor inlay, a built-in corner bench, and an adjacent freestanding clawfoot tub, by Travars Built Homes.

Bathroom Layout #7: Separate Vanities. Vaulted Ceilings

Creating an extension of space upward can provide a feeling of spaciousness to a smaller bathroom. Adding softer tones to the tile shower, floor and tub surround adds comfort.

Master bathroom oasis featuring a large drop-in soaking tub with beige tile surround under a picture window, a matching glass walk-in tile shower, and dark custom cabinetry.

Bathroom Layout #8: Tight Fit Tricks

When space is at a premium, focus on smaller areas to bring the eye. Lighting. Countertops. Floor. All with a modern farmhouse feel.

Split view of a luxury primary bathroom detailing a long white double vanity with a speckled granite countertop on the left, and a close-up of a seamless glass-enclosed shower stall on the right, designed by Travars Built Homes.

Bathroom Layout #9: Modern Old Fashioned Freestanding Tub

Freestanding tubs are one of the most popular requests for new custom homes. Ask your builder how much space you need around the tub, and where you want the faucets.

Owner’s Suite Bathroom Design: How to Create the Space You Need for Your New Home in NC