Bathroom

When dreaming up a new master bathroom, the homeowners knew they wanted the space to feel peaceful and stand the test of time. A light blue wraps around the room which instantly gives off a calming sense. Big windows allow for more natural light that reflects beautifully off the tiled details. Glossy tiling, seen above…

One can naturally envision Audrey Hepburn and Grace Kelly applying lipstick in this powder bathroom. This small but mighty bathroom feels bold, fresh and perfectly dramatic. The floor tile laid the groundwork for the space and was a selection risk for the homeowners. When you see just 1 or 2 of the Alyse Edwards tiles…

This house is beautifully nestled in the Kirkwood Historic District like a New England Homestead. However, prior to the remodel this bathroom looked like an outdated 1980’s dark hole. Yet the homeowner herself exudes beauty, happiness and joy – which was the opposite vibe of her old bathroom. She wanted her new space to be…

This charming space was once a sitting room turned master retreat. The cabinetry is Tungsten Mouser Inset with marble tops. The floor is a water jet cut marble from Walker Zanger. A marble headboard on the built-in undermount tubs makes the decorative piece look almost furniture like perched in the corner. The vanities, although not…

This modern classic bathroom is located in Clayton, a suburb of St. Louis.  The bathroom vanity design executes the use of clean, sleek wall hung vanities that have alighted toe kick.  The faucets are wall mounted in the backsplash and empty into gray rectangular under mount sinks.  The mirrors discretely hide medicine cabinets and more…

This cottage bathroom remodel started as a much smaller project.  The addition of 5 feet to the length allowed for this bathroom to become a master bathroom with room to move in the space.  The double vanity sinks are only 18″ deep creating the much-needed clearance for the shower.  Tucked away behind the shower is…

This might look like bathroom remodeling in St. Louis but it’s a new construction project from the cheese state of Wisconsin!  Yes, we did learn to love cheese curds over the duration of this project.  Trudging through the snow during a northern winter did not hinder the flow of design ideas on this project.  In…