Scott Simonsen

Photo: Katherine Lu

I designed deep storage/closet space across from the desk and handy to the bathroom. Notice the bathroom door is installed on "barn door" hardware and pockets into a slot adjacent to the closet. This functional design approach saves floor space, and I think it adds beauty and interest to the interior design detailing.

dimensional porcelain tile by Porcelanosa Sink pedestal by Laufen Palomba Faucet by Hansgrohe L.B lighting by C.A.I

It's the subtle details in this Japanese-style master bathroom that makes it so incredibly eye-catching. The terracotta tiling, the pebble stone shower pan, and the vessel sink all give the space a minimalist décor style that takes your breath away.

© 2014 Luis de la Rosa

Design by Brandon Okone and Monica Lewis, CMKBD, MCR, UDCP of J.S. Brown & Company.

On the other side of the bathroom we installed a pedestal sink and a 'found' mirror. Small paintings of the owners favorite seashore hang in the bathroom making it a lovely spot to share with guests, or a hideaway for a long soak.

Cabinetry by Showplace, Granite Countertop, Butcher Block Countertop

Powder room Photo by: Papillos

Wanting to add some zing to this traditional powder room we used a color not usually used in the rest of the home. Because people spend a short amount of time in a powder room it enables you to go bolder with your wall treatment choices. The awkward niche space was filled in nicely with an industrial pharmacy cabinet, found at a Round Top antique show. Touches of bronze bring it all together. Kaskel Photo

Raised plaster patterns on walls and ceiling of powder bathroom using a unique, custom blend of materials.