This week we're counting down the most-pinned bathrooms on Dezeen, including a copper-clad washroom in the English countryside to a glass-walled room that looks onto an interior garden in Japan (+ slideshow).

10. Kerferd Place by Whiting Architects

The bathroom of this barn-inspired extension to a house in Melbourne by Australian studio Whiting Architects uses oak flooring to create a sink and shower platform. Read more about Kerferd Place »

9. Alfred Street Residence by Studio Four

Studio Four used a palette of white and pale timber to maximise brightness inside the bathroom of Alfred Street Residence, which is also in Melbourne. Find out more about Alfred Street Residence »

8. Torre di Moravola by Christopher Chong

Christopher Chong kept the original stone walls in the bathrooms of this 12th-century watchtower overlooking the Umbrian countryside, adding heated stone baths. Find out more about Torre di Moravola »

7. House of Reticence by FORM/Kouichi Kimura Architects

The House of Reticence in Japan by FORM and Kouichi Kimura Architects is composed of blocks arranged to create triangular courtyards, allowing light into every room – including the bathroom with its white walls and floor and simple wooden details. Find out more about House of Reticence »

6. Cliff House by Dualchas

Residents of this cliffside home designed by Dualchas on the northwest coast of Scotland's Isle of Skye can enjoy views of the picturesque setting from the bath. Find out more about Cliff House »

5. House in Nagoya by Suppose Design Office

An interior garden surrounds the transparent glass bathroom of this Japanese house by Suppose Design Office. Find out more about House in Nagoya »

4. The White Retreat Apartment by Colombo and Serboli Architecture 

This seaside studio apartment in Barcelona by Spanish studio Colombo and Serboli Architecture features an all-white interior and a tiled bathroom that can be hidden away behind a sliding door. Find out more about White Retreat »

3. House 20 by Jolson

This residence in Melbourne by Jolson features a concrete shower room that matches the building's exterior, as well as a monolithic sink and a wooden bench. Find out more about House 20 »

2. Maison de Gaspé by La Shed Architecture

La Shed Architecture renovated a two-storey house and garage in Montreal, adding tiny monochrome tiles to the bathroom floor to contrast with the wooden shelving unit and white walls. Find out more about Maison Gaspé »

1. Myrtle Cottage Garden studio by Stonewood Design

The most popular bathroom on Pinterest is this wetroom inside Myrtle Cottage Garden Studio, designed by Bath-based architects Stonewood Design in the English countryside. A copper shower wall echoes the cladding used on the outside of the building, and contrasts with the concrete sink. Find out more about Myrtle Cottage Garden Studio »

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