Franco Bernardini

Rick Tripple

Guest vanity

A transplant from Maryland to New York City, my client wanted a true New York loft-living experience, to honor the history of the Flatiron District but also to make him feel at "home" in his newly adopted city. We replaced all the floors with reclaimed wood, gutted the kitchen and master bathroom and decorated with a mix of vintage and current furnishings leaving a comfortable but open canvas for his growing art collection.

Beautiful orange textured ceramic wall tiles and terrazzo floor tiles that create a unique and visually appealing look. Polished chrome fixtures add a touch of elegance to the space and complement the overall modern aesthetic. The walls have been partially painted in a calming teal hue, which brings the space together and adds a sense of tranquility. Overall, the newly renovated bathroom is a true testament to the power of thoughtful design and attention to detail.

Upgrading the bathroom in this client's circa 1950s home required thoughtful consideration of the small space available. Elements of the home that had once been considered "modern" were now outdated and no longer functional (like the over-sized medicine cabinets and small closets). But the homeowner's eclectic style allowed us to still incorporate some classic mid-century elements that paid homage to the home's age, while enhancing the functionality of the space. Using a floating vanity and a corner shower allowed us to fit everything into the small footprint AND give her a walk-in closet next door - something she would never have dreamed of before!

3CM Black Elegance Eased Edge Undermount Square Porcelain Sink Stainless Steel Fixtures

David Patterson Photography

Custom vanity with hair appliance storage

Steam shower with floating bench and bold blue glass mosaic. Photography by Jeff Beck

Lee Manning

Master bathroom with curbless shower, gold hardware, custom vanity, soaking tub, walk-in shower, and patterned blue cement tile floor

Victoria Herr Photography

The tea-for-two bathtub by Kohler was surrounded by the blue agate slab. The shampoo niche was fabricated out of the same solid slab. The obscure crackle glass window was inspired by the vessel sinks.

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Reworked the entire layout to create a dedicated master closet and en-suite bathroom. Separated the toilet from the walk-in shower for added privacy. All new tile throughout, new vanity and storage tower. New light up mirror with Bluetooth speakers. Antiqued brass and bronze hardware to complement black accents throughout the home.

Italian Powder Bath with great ceilings to provide character. Wallpaper on 2 walls & faux paint on the other two. Custom iron lighting with ornate mirror brings all the pieces together.

Bernard Andre