Aaron Dougherty Photo

Guest Bathroom

Bathroom done with blue metallic epoxy.

The lime-plastered walls exude vintage allure, Transforming the bathroom to rustic Moroccan pure. Raw and natural, its beauty is sublime, With wooden vanity and cane shutters, playful in time. Rustic copper tiles, worn out and aged, Add old charm, as if history's been engaged. Captivating and unique, this sanctuary stands, A blend of cultures, where elegance expands.

Closer view of the Vintage Granite countertops with the beautiful veining throughout. We can also see the brushed Sterling Limestone, used for the shower walls, wainscoting and flooring. We have a mini brick and marble mosaic, Madison, for the accent borders. Finishing the accent borders is a pencil liner in the same brushed Sterling Limestone.

Designer: Natalie Du Bois Photographer: Kallan Mac Leod

Designer: Natalie Du Bois Photographer: Kallan Mac Leod

Planung und Umsetzung: Anja Kirchgäßner Fotografie: Thomas Esch Dekoration: Anja Gestring Armaturen: Dornbracht

Ric Stovall

The lime-plastered walls exude vintage allure, Transforming the bathroom to rustic Moroccan pure. Raw and natural, its beauty is sublime, With wooden vanity and cane shutters, playful in time. Rustic copper tiles, worn out and aged, Add old charm, as if history's been engaged. Captivating and unique, this sanctuary stands, A blend of cultures, where elegance expands.

This was a reno that we did for clients that wanted to turn a floor of their home into a rental. The living area is small and it felt too cramped up and overwhelming for the owners. They love warm deep colors and a traditional, southwestern look with a lot of plants.

Timeless beauty meets modern luxury: Limestone shower walls and floors, perfectly adorned with matte black, Dornbracht shower hardware.

The powder room is truly special. A carved custom limestone sink was designed and built for the client and features a very unique wall mounted faucet "Pompadour Gargoyle by Herbeau. Limestone tile floors and base make you dream of the Roman holidays.

The homeowner was willing to give up 5 feet of the awkward, over-sized bedroom to build an exquisite closet in this small two-bedroom condo. We opened it up to the bathroom to make one, large, inviting space that is well organized and easy to navigate.