A concrete countertop with integral trough sink caps the wood vanity in this pass-through Kids Bathroom.

A block from the beach in the quaint seaside village of Neskowin, our clients wanted a home that was comfortable when they were alone or with family and friends. They also wanted to integrate salvaged Douglas-fir lumber from a deconstructed 1938 warehouse. Influenced by the reclaimed wood and our mutual appreciation of old wood buildings, barns, and historic lodges, the project used the recycled lumber throughout for columns and beams, roof framing, flooring, cabinetry, wall paneling, interior trim, doors and furniture. At the same time, we designed the home to endure the harsh environment of the Oregon coast. As a LEED™ Gold home, the building envelope is both durable and well insulated. The mechanical systems, which include radiant-heat flooring and an ultra-efficient Heat Recovery Ventilator, make this home comfortable and healthy regardless of the weather. With its lodge-like simplicity and unique design details, this home is a joyful blend of old and new. The design of the home and the energy efficient features caught the attention of several publications, including Fine Homebuilding, who featured it in their August/September 2011 issue. Paula Watts

A reclaimed wood rolling door leads to a surprising element of contemporary. A Custom vanity and trough sink , soaking tub and modern shower are nestled before a custom textured wall. Photo credit: Christi Nielsen

A reclaimed wood rolling door leads to a surprising element of contemporary. A Custom vanity and trough sink , soaking tub and modern shower are nestled before a custom textured wall. Photo credit: Christi Nielsen

Pool bath with a reclaimed trough sink, fun blue patterned wall tile. Mirror and lighting by Casey Howard Designs.

Modern, bathroom with corner shower.

John Goldsmith

Darrin Harris Frisby

Modern bathroom by Burdge Architects and Associates in Malibu, CA. Berlyn Photography

christelle Serres-Chabrier ; guillaume Leblanc

Francisco Lopez

Greg Page Photography

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