Sleek symmetry is the name of the game in this bathroom in a renovated 1910 Craftsman cottage. | Rafael Soldi

Go for loud, keep it neutral, or try something in between Big or small, all white or bursting in color, the bathroom is a great place for experimentation in the home. It?s where tiles can pop, paint can be as decorative as you?d like, and faucets or vanities can take center stage.
In our weekly home tours column, House Calls, homeowners have taken bathroom style cues from 19th-century pharmacies, fashion designers, farmland, and nature. We?re sharing a few of our favorites from across the U.S., including homes in Seattle, Los Angeles, and Philadelphia.
If you?re looking for a bathroom refresh this very moment, we?ll give you details on where you can find the paint colors, fixtures, and decor shown in these images or something similar. Don?t miss the previous installment of this series highlighting dining room ideas.
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In Seattle, multifamily living done right
?We were drawn to the idea of having a hand in making our own space,? says Best Practice Architecture?s Kailin Gregga of Big Mouth House in Seattle, Washington. She and fellow architect and life partner Steven Lazen worked with Rob Humble, founding partner and design principal for Hybrid Architecture, on their townhouse in the Central District, which was part of a trio of town homes. Their bathroom, as well as several spots around the house, embrace the color pin...