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The Best Bet
Forget the kitchen. The bathroom is the new frontier for
design obsessives. Master baths are now the size of small
studio apartments
and far more lavishly customized, with floors that warm, motion-sensitive sinks, and projection TVs next to the toilet. But for all
the new gizmos,
the best bathrooms still cater to basic sybaritic needs: big showers that deliver the most drench, satiny floor tiles, and, of course, imperial bathtubs—like this 1,800-pound marble version, designed
for Jonee Sopher by Alexia Kondylis
of Kondylis Design and made by Pleiones Group.
You can have one, too—just make sure the bathroom floor
can take it (tub
to order, $20,000; 212-725-6898).


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