Photography: Patrick Brickman

View for the master bedroom to the open bath.

Kat Alves-Photography

Emilie Ballif

Photo by: Christopher Stark Photography

Lisa Carroll

A sophisticated punch of contrast meets classic timelessness. This home features darker hardwood tones and bright natural marble looks with an overall lighter paint pallet. Classic in every sense of the word. Mary Santaga

Tom Zikas

The shower wall tile extends to the rest of the bathroom and unifies the different uses almost blurring the line of where the shower ends.

This farmhouse bathroom is small in size but huge in character and classic touches. The small shelf alcove generates extra storage space and becomes an interesting architectural element for an otherwise blank wall. Many of the fixtures and accessories installed in this bathroom have a history of their own as architectural salvage or garbage finds. The sink was found along the side of a road, cleaned up and given new life, as was the beautiful medicine cabinet mounted above.

board onUsing a traditional farmhouse inspired painted board and batten wainscoting with an elaborate crown molding cap, this bathroom was added on the second floor to service each of the bedrooms. A clean marble tile floor grounds the design with a period correct touch reminiscent of some of the first indoor bathrooms many years ago. The antique cast iron claw foot tub was purchased, refurbished and re-glazed to give it back its original luster, paired with a shiny new chrome hand shower and spigot. The shutter over the window was original to the home, found covered in dust and hidden away in the corner of the attic. Cleaned, repainted and re-mounted, it now provides a beautiful source of privacy and character to a bathroom window.

Custom mud shower pan with small mosaic sheet tile and chrome drain.

Debbie Schwab Photography. Corner cupboard was found at a local antique store. All it needed was a coat of paint and glass knobs.

Designed by: Kate Lindberg McCormick & Wright Photo taken by: Mindy Mellenbruch

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