Layers of kitchen storage. Fireclay tile and Reform cabinets.
Marset pendant over an Ikea table and BluDot chairs. Custom made wine rack to make the most of 7" extra inches!
We maximized the height of the space by maintaining an uninterrupted line from the sliding door to the bathroom door to the top of the kitchen cabinets.
Funky Upton Home towel hooks for the bathroom.
A new dropped ceiling allowed us to place LED puck lights where we needed them without the restrictions of a concrete slab ceiling.
The custom steel and glass doors were designed to carry the same line from the top of the HVAC unit across. Moroccan rug from Benisouk.
An Upton Home hook in action near the LED dimmable mirror. The ribbed vanity and tower mimic the ribbed glass door.
I love the repetition of patterns and the carry over of muted tones from the living space color palette into the bathroom. Floor tile: ZIA; natural stone remnant shower threshold; wall base: Fireclay; shower walls and floor: Daltile. I proudly source
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We used 12 square inches and made it into a hidden utility closet!.
Handmade art from my time at Moore and a vintage Guatemalan festival mask from Eyes Gallery.
I learned how to make rope in a basket weaving course and made these curtain tie backs from an old silk top.
A view from the bedroom toward the living space.
I installed a convenience outlet in the bathroom tower to charge accessories like an electric toothbrush - without giving up precious vanity sink space.
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