What makes a perfect bathroom? In my mind, it looks like this one, in the former LA home of designer Pamela Shamshiri. (The house sold to new owners this past summer). Spa-like but cozy, simple but sophisticated, it’s anchored by a hinoki soaking tub for long, relaxing baths.
I’m not alone in admiring this space: It appears in Barbara Sallick’s book, The Perfect Bath, and, as it turns out, was Pamela’s favorite room of her Rudolph Schindler-designed house. “It’s my sanctuary, the master bathroom. It’s not original in any way but I think Schindler would approve of the design,” she said in an interview with Rip & Tan. “It’s where I recover and recharge.”
Ready to learn how to steal this look? Here’s what you’ll need:
The Wood Stuff
The Hard Stuff
The Little Stuff
For more on Japanese baths, see:
- 10 Favorites: Japanese-Style Bathtubs Around the World
- Bathroom of the Week: A Japanese-Style Bath in London, Greenery Included
- Object of Desire: Nawrap Binchotan Charcoal Dish and Bath Cloths from Japan
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