When designing for a traditional home filled with floral fabrics, velvet textures, and Italian countryside art, we knew this principal bath needed to feel just as refined—and just as personal.

Our client wanted a soaking tub in place of the oversized shower, waterproof walls with no grout, a furniture-style vanity, a taller toilet or bidet, and a discreet medicine cabinet.

Design Highlights:

▫️A glass-enclosed wet room features both a soaking tub and an out-of-sight shower.
▫️We relocated the window to center perfectly over the tub—now the focal point.
▫️A furniture-style vanity with in-drawer electrical keeps styling tools tucked away.
▫️Kohler’s extra tall toilet paired with a bidet seat adds comfort and style.
▫️We used mixed metal finishes—oil-rubbed bronze + brushed brass—for visual depth.
▫️The hidden medicine cabinet is tucked behind a piece of the client’s own art.
▫️And the standout? The Wilson Art “Staccato” wet wall system—no grout, just subtle, striated beauty.

Even the smallest spaces can exude luxury when every detail is thoughtfully considered. ✨

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