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An oversized deck mounted tub surrounded in white, a plush carpeted floor, and a separate room for the adequate shower; an otherwise simple and ‘expected’ master suite. She wanted luxury, not simplicity.
The design begins with Calacatta Marble, deep grey, green and gold veining on a body of white. Marble on the counter, splash, and wall caps; porcelain tile designed to mimic this beautiful natural stone compliments in the shower and vertical walls nearby for ease in maintenance. Star fire etched glass gleams bright white for the hint of privacy between the shower and main bath area.
The dark finish on the cabinetry compliments the neutral tone in the tile and marble, enhancing the colors. A seated vanity area with pull out storage to each side, along with two Robern medicine cabinets keep the necessary items close at hand, yet out of the way. Faucetry in polished nickel sparkles while giving a refined touch to the hand. The freestanding slipper tub made of volcanic limestone has a beautiful ‘hand’ to it giving weight and strength to a feminine form.
Angles and grout lines give way to fluid movement in the fixtures and veining. Simplicity in the details leads to the luxury in design. A once ‘expected’ bath becomes an oasis for quality materials and timeless design.
An oversized deck mounted tub surrounded in white, a plush carpeted floor, and a separate room for the adequate shower; an otherwise simple and ‘expected’ master suite. She wanted luxury, not simplicity.
The design begins with Calacatta Marble, deep grey, green and gold veining on a body of white. Marble on the counter, splash, and wall caps; porcelain tile designed to mimic this beautiful natural stone compliments in the shower and vertical walls nearby for ease in maintenance. Star fire etched glass gleams bright white for the hint of privacy between the shower and main bath area.
The dark finish on the cabinetry compliments the neutral tone in the tile and marble, enhancing the colors. A seated vanity area with pull out storage to each side, along with two Robern medicine cabinets keep the necessary items close at hand, yet out of the way. Faucetry in polished nickel sparkles while giving a refined touch to the hand. The freestanding slipper tub made of volcanic limestone has a beautiful ‘hand’ to it giving weight and strength to a feminine form.
Angles and grout lines give way to fluid movement in the fixtures and veining. Simplicity in the details leads to the luxury in design. A once ‘expected’ bath becomes an oasis for quality materials and timeless design.
Luxury and elegance in this living room thanks to the Altea collection, a very textured ceramic stone with rich detail decorations.
Amanda Levete Architects (AL_A), 2017. Detail of the cafe pavilion. Underneath is a new V&A exhibition space. City of Westminster, London.
July 7, 2015. #basementflood #basementreno #basementbedroom #homeremodel #homediy #homereno #flooring #porcelaintile
Our renovated kitchen with new cabinets, countertop, and backsplash tiles. The birch Shaker cabinets and green ubatuba countertop were purchased from and installed by K.F. Kitchen Cabinets. The tiles were purchased from Top Kitchen and Tile.
An oversized deck mounted tub surrounded in white, a plush carpeted floor, and a separate room for the adequate shower; an otherwise simple and ‘expected’ master suite. She wanted luxury, not simplicity.
The design begins with Calacatta Marble, deep grey, green and gold veining on a body of white. Marble on the counter, splash, and wall caps; porcelain tile designed to mimic this beautiful natural stone compliments in the shower and vertical walls nearby for ease in maintenance. Star fire etched glass gleams bright white for the hint of privacy between the shower and main bath area.
The dark finish on the cabinetry compliments the neutral tone in the tile and marble, enhancing the colors. A seated vanity area with pull out storage to each side, along with two Robern medicine cabinets keep the necessary items close at hand, yet out of the way. Faucetry in polished nickel sparkles while giving a refined touch to the hand. The freestanding slipper tub made of volcanic limestone has a beautiful ‘hand’ to it giving weight and strength to a feminine form.
Angles and grout lines give way to fluid movement in the fixtures and veining. Simplicity in the details leads to the luxury in design. A once ‘expected’ bath becomes an oasis for quality materials and timeless design.
An oversized deck mounted tub surrounded in white, a plush carpeted floor, and a separate room for the adequate shower; an otherwise simple and ‘expected’ master suite. She wanted luxury, not simplicity.
The design begins with Calacatta Marble, deep grey, green and gold veining on a body of white. Marble on the counter, splash, and wall caps; porcelain tile designed to mimic this beautiful natural stone compliments in the shower and vertical walls nearby for ease in maintenance. Star fire etched glass gleams bright white for the hint of privacy between the shower and main bath area.
The dark finish on the cabinetry compliments the neutral tone in the tile and marble, enhancing the colors. A seated vanity area with pull out storage to each side, along with two Robern medicine cabinets keep the necessary items close at hand, yet out of the way. Faucetry in polished nickel sparkles while giving a refined touch to the hand. The freestanding slipper tub made of volcanic limestone has a beautiful ‘hand’ to it giving weight and strength to a feminine form.
Angles and grout lines give way to fluid movement in the fixtures and veining. Simplicity in the details leads to the luxury in design. A once ‘expected’ bath becomes an oasis for quality materials and timeless design.