Close-up view of the his and her vanities, in Praa Sands Quartz by Cambria and a simple eased edge. Take a look at those gorgeous colors in this stone.

This guest house and courtyard was part of the 2014 Designer Show House in Lighthouse Point, Florida benefitting Food for the Poor. My vision was a space that allowed guests to be transported, which is why I selected the guesthouse and courtyard. With careful attention to every detail, I created a modern sanctuary filled with exquisite, unique pieces that revive the spirit and inspire curiosity. It's a space where guests will feel transported with exotic elegance and leave invigorated.

Ground up master bathroom, quartzite slab shower and waterfall countertops, custom floating cabinetry

When Peggy and Jim decided to design their dream bathroom for their Pennsylvania home, they committed a year to hand-picking the perfect pieces for their renovation.

Custom built white oak vanities by our own master craftsman, Scot Trueblood.

The soaking tub is placed near large windows to either let in lots of light or to enjoy the night sky. If you need extra privacy, just close the beautiful curtains. Photo credit: Nat Rea

The selections in this basement bathroom create a warm and welcoming space for guests. Starting with the marble vessel sink sitting atop the pearl wood granite counter and chestnut vanity and finishing with a handsome walk-in shower with travertine surround and chiseled african mosaic tile floor. Simply gorgeous!

This architecture and interior design project was introduced to us by the client’s contractor after their villa had been damaged extensively by a fire. The entire main level was destroyed with exception of the front study. Srote & Co reimagined the interior layout of this St. Albans villa to give it an "open concept" and applied universal design principles to make sure it would function for our clients as they aged in place. The universal approach is seen in the flush flooring transitions, low pile rugs and carpets, wide walkways, layers of lighting and in the seated height countertop and vanity. For convenience, the laundry room was relocated to the master walk-in closet. This allowed us to create a dedicated pantry and additional storage off the kitchen where the laundry was previously housed. All interior selections and furnishings shown were specified or procured by Srote & Co Architects.

Leonid Furmansky