Bathrooms that are beyond

Architect Nils Finne set this tub in front of a continuous floor-to-ceiling glass wall to take advantage of the expansive view and large amounts of natural light. According to Finne, the limestone counters and floors provide material continuity in the space, further enhancing the open atmosphere. ON REMODELISTA: A Norwegian Architect in Seattle

MR Architecture created the ultimate Zen space for this NYC bathroom. With the aesthetic of a modern Japanese soaking room, the space provides a serene retreat from the hectic city below. ON REMODELISTA: Architectural Spa Spaces

Even though there are two distinct areas, Ohlausen DuBois Architects created a cohesive feel using sea-glass-inspired tiles and frosted glass panels. The large flokati rug adds a layer of textural warmth to an otherwise sleek and cool space. ON REMODELISTA: Noteworthy Architectural Bathrooms

A simple mix of white and natural tones makes for a soothing setting in this minimalist Greek bath. ON REMODELISTA: Serenity in Santorini

London architecture firm Platform 5 designed this modern house—appropriately called Meadowview—to have unobstructed views of the outside. Even in the bathroom, the extensive meadow and sky can be enjoyed in full during your soak. ON REMODELISTA: A Smart Modern House

The Bellinter House in Ireland, a historical estate reinvented as a luxurious bed and breakfast, pulls influence from classical Italian architecture. In the bathroom, the mix of rich wood floors, dark blue walls and a glass-enclosed shower enhance the grandeur of the space. ON REMODELISTA: Period Glamour in Ireland

In this bathroom designed by Sheahan + Quandt Architecture & Interiors, the pebble flooring creates an earthy effect, making for a natural sanctuary in which to relax.ON REMODELISTA: Scandinavian-Style Showers

At Babylonstoren, a resort in South Africa, design editor turned interior designer Karen Roos kept the palette mostly white and added texture and warmth with comfortable furnishings—a look she continued to the bath, with its fluffy wool-covered stool.ON REMODELISTA: Babylonstoren in South Africa

In the Notting Hill neighborhood of London, Hackett Holland Ltd. overhauled this turn-of-the-century space while maintaining its traditional forms. A glamorous chandelier and floor-to-ceiling curtains add to the grandeur.ON REMODELISTA: Modernity in London