Peterssen/Keller Architecture You could try using a wood or tile wainscot/chair rail, or notching a kerf line into the wall (depending on the wall material). Otherwise a countertop, object of cabinetry or furniture piece could serve as a natural divider, depending on the space.

Peterssen/Keller Architecture The sconces are the Lin W1 by Pradina, you can by them from www.ylighting.com.

Peterssen/Keller Architecture The vanity is raised 8 inches off of the floor and its top is 36 inches from the floor. The ceilings are 8 feet tall.

Peterssen/Keller Architecture The material used was Calacatta marble.

Peterssen/Keller Architecture The double vanity dimensions are 7'-0" x 1'-9", the entire room is roughly 8'-10" x 12'-7".

Peterssen/Keller Architecture The vanity is made from a custom rift-sawn white oak plywood with a clear finish.

sharidobrusin Thank you so much its beautiful

Peterssen/Keller Architecture The vanity was custom made by a local cabinet maker based on our design.

Peterssen/Keller Architecture The frosted panel is solid glass, it did not have to be insulated.

lmwatts That was installed...attached to wall/ceiling ?

Peterssen/Keller Architecture The wall tile is from Northstar Ceramics, A17411T

triker93 can you tell me if this is at all slippery when wet

Peterssen/Keller Architecture The Limestone finish is honed, not polished, so it is not as slippery when wet.