This pretty bath is such a shining gem, it has struck a perfect balance with cool blue-grey hues of carrara marble, mosaic tiles, blushing corals and the warmth of polished brass as well.

Polished brass is an uncommon finish selection these days, as polished nickel and gleaming chrome are usually selected, but brass clearly wins in these images photographed by Martin Cederbald. This ultra feminine bath was designed by Eva Lindh.

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Tresa Ceiling Mount Shower Head by Brizo

Tresa Single Handle Lavatory Faucet by Brizo

Clodagh Puzzle Mosaic Tiles on Concrete by Ann Saks

Square China Vessel Basin by Avanity

Carrara Marble

Tuffet in Faun by Lilliput on Etsy

Oh yes, just looking at this bath caddy makes me feel completely relaxed. It can hold everything you'd ever need within arms reach when you are in the suds; a drink, soaps, a spot for a good book, and candlelight. Yes please.

The Wind Bath and Luna Shower are two fantastic options for baths short on space or natural egress. Neptune Products are exceptionally designed especially in this case. See how the free flowing lines allow for more walking space, or just to keep your bath as open concept as possible without the need for a third wall.

This is the Wind Corner Bath.

And this is the Luna Corner Shower, respectively. The angled glass allows the shower to remain open without allowing water to escape. Very smart.

A heavily-framed Mansard Mirror and rustic open shelf vanity have all the charm of a European bath. The warm wood tones are a lovely complement to the steel and glass Pharmacy Bath Cabinet by Restoration Hardware. I am in love with that cabinet! It reminds me of the old fashioned pie and cake display cases found in old French bakeries, yum! Matching towels neatly folded are perfectly at home here.