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Main Bathroom Pictures From HGTV Smart Home 2025

By: Kamron Sanders

The main bathroom in HGTV Smart Home 2025 is dripping in luxurious details. With stunning marble-look tile in a dark, moody shade, an elegant soaking tub, two beautiful wood vanities and a custom shower with ambient LED mood lighting, it’s what design dreams are made of.

The Main Bathroom Is a Work of Design Art

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The Main Bathroom Is a Work of Design Art

HGTV Smart Home 2025 in San Antonio, TX

Dark Moody Tile Makes the Perfect Backdrop for Shiny Brass

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Dark Moody Tile Makes the Perfect Backdrop for Shiny Brass

From the luxurious feel of the moody marble-look tile to the sleek flashes of brass finishes dotted throughout the space, there’s no denying this bathroom is designed to impress.

Statement Lighting Tops Off This Bathroom Design

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Statement Lighting Tops Off This Bathroom Design

Just like the main bedroom, the overall design of the main bathroom benefits from the show-stopping visual created by the statement lighting.

This Gorgeous Tub Is Up to Par With the Bathroom’s Looks

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This Gorgeous Tub Is Up to Par With the Bathroom’s Looks

To match the overwhelming elegance of the surroundings, no ordinary tub would do. Instead, the designer opted for a freestanding option with a ribbed-front detail that leans into the space’s high-end aesthetic. At the base, a water sensor tied to the home’s security system protects the home from water damage.

The Bathroom Flows Seamlessly Into the Shower

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The Bathroom Flows Seamlessly Into the Shower

Left of the tub is the impressive and expansive walk-in shower. At first glance, it looks as if the shower is just a continuation of the bathroom due to the coordinated tile and nearly invisible frameless glass.

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You May Never Want to Leave This Shower

Warning: You’ll want to set a timer before stepping into this shower. Between the gorgeous looks, rainfall showerhead and the ambient glow of the LED strip lighting against the wood-look porcelain tile accent wall, it’s easy to lose track of time.

This Custom Shower Ledge Blends in Flawlessly

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This Custom Shower Ledge Blends in Flawlessly

Look closely or you may not catch the custom shower ledge designed to flow seamlessly with the black, stone-look wall tile. The simple ledge is perfect for stashing soap and a decorative plant, and it makes shaving easier than ever before.

This Bathroom Is Filled With Sleek Brass Fixtures

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This Bathroom Is Filled With Sleek Brass Fixtures

Just like the space outside, the shower is dotted with the same sleek brass finishes that give the bathroom a luxurious, warm feel.

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These Vanities Are Fit for Royalty

Opposite the shower are two 48-inch wood vanities with plenty of space to ready yourself for the day ahead.

This Sconce Matches the Bedroom’s Chandelier

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This Sconce Matches the Bedroom’s Chandelier

As you’ve likely come to expect, the vanities are dripping in brass details. This time, the designer opted for sconces that match the main bedroom chandelier, inspired by the Agapanthus flower.

These Matching Vanities Mirror Each Other

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These Matching Vanities Mirror Each Other

The double vanities mirror one another on opposing walls rather than sitting side by side, as is the typical way of vanity pairs. This decision allows couples to truly have their own space.

A Private Toilet Room Keeps Things Super Sanitary

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A Private Toilet Room Keeps Things Super Sanitary

Having a separate toilet room increases the bathroom’s cleanliness level while maintaining its relaxing, spa-like feel.

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This Bathroom Is a Relaxation Haven

With so much to do at HGTV Smart Home 2025, you’re bound to be worn out at the end of the day. When it’s time to relax, simply shut the secret closet doors, dim the lights (except the ambient LED strip light, of course) and sit back and relax in the soaking tub.

This Bathroom Opens to a Stunning Bedroom

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This Bathroom Opens to a Stunning Bedroom

Alternatively, we’d also recommend leaving the secret closet doors open to marvel at the stunning design of the main bedroom. The choice is yours!