This custom home by Home Rebuilders, includes an award winning master bathroom featured in Trends magazine and Better Homes and Gardens.

A Drexler frameless glass shower door, mosaic tiles and marble, framed with a beefy bead board style wainscoting, create a serene master bath experience. See more photos of this project on www.homerebuilders.com.

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Split-face travertine tile adds warmth and texture to the walls of this inventive and artful bathroom, winner of Atlanta Homes and Lifestyles Magazine's 21st Annual Bath Contest.

Designer Gunter Sprang opted for 1/2" Low-Iron ShowerGuard tempered glass for the stunning Drexler frameless shower enclosure. Notice how the true colors and hues of the stone are unaltered by the ultra-clear glass. In addition, we bent the shower glass to mimic the elaborate curves in the room, including the undulating patterns in the ceiling and the inset snaking shelf. Following Joe Drexler's recommendation, a flat-screen Television originally intended to sit on the vanity top was cleverly concealed behind a transparent vanity mirror. As a final touch the bathroom is bathed in a variety of dreamy lighting, including sconces, spotlights, can lights, and a contemporary chandelier, all set on dimmers. The result is equal parts functional and imaginative!

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Photos courtesy of
Haigwood Studios Photography

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Award winning Design/Build firm, Home Rebuilders, continues to provide excellent quality and value.

This master bath renovation is appointed with traditional detailing including diamond paned window and wood paneled tub surround. Notice how the Drexler 3/8'' clear frameless glass shower enclosure almost disappears, creating a spacious shower that focuses on the detailed decorative tile motif. The client chose GEN037 brushed nickel hinges, an SDK100 traditional knob, and u-channel to secure the fixed panel. The low profile brushed nickel u-channel almost disappears next to the similarly shaded tile.

See more of this project at Home Rebuilder's website