Interior Design - March 1, 2002

Michael Rosenberg's clients in Scarsdale, New York, were both "very much bathroom people," says the architect. And they were of one mind on big and luxurious, but that's where their visions split: "She loves lounging in the tub, but he's much more of a shower person."The existing bathroom was "typical, small, and rather undefined," says Rosenberg, so he and his partner, Leonard Kowals...

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