Practicality tends to take precedence in bathroom design. Though this approach can work, it can also lead to regrettable aesthetic decisions like subway wall tiles, streaky glass enclosures, and ugly recessed lighting. That's why Kirsten Dunst's design-first bathroom feels like a breath of fresh air.
The actor and her husband, Jesse Plemons, purchased their 1930s San Fernando Valley ranch house in 2018 and worked with the interior designer Jane Hallworth to combine Dunst's glamour and Plemons' cowboy aesthetic.
