The Best Bathrooms in Vogue

A bathroom with trompe l’oeil drapery wall paintings. The grand bath in the New York City bathroom of Mrs. Harry Payne Bingham. Eighteenth-century English Chinese painted paper and mirrored glass furniture in the Syosset home of Mrs. E. Marshall Field. Mrs. Eugene Paul Getty applies cream to her leg in her Rome bathroom. The large tile bathtub and grand fireplace in the home of the Condesa de Romanones in Extremadura, Spain. Blue and white tiles adorn one of the bathrooms in Antenor Patino’s Portuguese home. The bathroom in the Madrid flat of decorator Duarte Pinto Coelho. Mrs. Harilaos Theodoracopulos in the mirrored bathroom of her New York apartment. One of the bathrooms in the house of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Getty, Jr. in Marrakech, Morocco. The dramatic Richard Orbach–decorated master bathroom in the New York apartment of Mr. and Mrs. Steven Jacobson. Mrs. Burt Avedon in a geometric bathroom. Jim Dine’s lithograph Red Bathrobe, a sunken bathtub, and shag carpeting decorate Mrs. Gardner Cowles’s bathroom. A David Hicks–designed bathroom. A Marco Antonio Aldaco–designed bathroom in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Loel Guinness on the bay of Acapulco, in Mexico. The open-plan bathroom in Olivier Coquelin’s villa Habitation Leclerc, near Port-au-Prince, Haiti. The mirrored bathroom with a chrome bathtub in the Paris home of Sao Schlumberger. The teak-and-marble bathroom surrounded by mirrors in Valentino’s home near Rome. The wallpapered bathroom of Prentis Cobb Hale’s San Francisco apartment features Danseuse au Bouquet by Degas. The bathroom of a 1975 Deco interior designed by François Catroux, featuring a “floating” medicine chest. The marble-clad bathroom of decorator Chessy Rayner. The bathroom in the Marrakech home of Yves Saint Laurent. Baby Violet in the bathroom of Elliott Puckette and Hugo Guinness’s Brooklyn townhouse. The lilac bathroom with Venetian mirror in Stella Tennant’s West Village home. The master bathroom with a 1925 Ruhlmann dressing table and chair, 18th-century marble floors, and an 18th-century stone mantel in the Manhattan brownstone of Reed Krakoff and wife Delphine. Philippe Starck designed the freestanding sink in the master bathroom of his Cap Ferret, France, home. Karen Elson applying lipstick in a charming bathroom with a vintage gold mirror and pedestal sink. The guest bathroom, featuring a 19th-century French lead tub, in the Ireland cottage of London-based antiques dealer Gordon Watson. An open-air bathroom, complete with thatched roof. A wooden cold tub and marble walls fill the East Village brownstone of gallery owner David Zwirner and his wife, Monica. The guest bathroom with a footed tub and Jacobean chest in the English manor house of designer Jasper Conran. A cheerful yellow upstairs bathroom in Stella Tennant’s Scotland home. Custom-colored Mauny 1930s-design wallpaper in the master bathroom of designer Rachel Riley’s château on the Loire in France. An 1830s bathtub beneath 1800s tiles in the downtown Manhattan loft of photographer François Halard. The master bathroom in the Montauk, New York, beach retreat of Adam Lindemann and Amalia Dayan. A restrained bathroom featuring a 1940s René Gabriel chair. In the bathroom of Gela Nash-Taylor’s Wiltshire, England, estate hangs a Venetian mirror and curtains made from the queen of Italy’s court train. Rift-cut white oak walls and cedar marble in the Aspen ski lodge of Aerin Lauder. The master suite bathroom of Carolyn Murphy’s Los Angeles home. Kate Moss in a fantastical scene in the Coco Chanel Suite of the Ritz Paris. The master bathroom of L’Wren Scott was designed around original Art Deco Lalique elements, including a plaque above the tub depicting leaping koi. A pebble-inlaid floor and cabinet made from driftwood fill the bathroom in Yvonne Sporre’s airy, eclectic Ibiza getaway. The bathroom of Florence Welch’s first home in South London. Syrian-inspired bands of black and pale gray marble decorate the master bathroom of Bruno Frisoni’s Tangier home. A lamp from Westenholz Antiques hangs in one of the bathrooms in the London home of Lady Isabella Stanhope. The Duke of Windsor’s Parisian bathroom inspired Caroline Sieber and Fritz von Westenholz’s marble and chrome bathroom in their London home.