2010 Decorator Showcase Contemporary Bathroom, San Francisco
Taking the elements of the traditional 1929 bathroom as a spring board, this bathroom’s design asserts that modern interiors can live beautifully within a conventional backdrop. While paying homage to the work-a-day bathroom, the finished room successfully combines modern sophistication and whimsy. The familiar black and white tile clad bathroom was re-envisioned utilizing a custom mosaic tile, updated fixtures and fittings, an unexpected color palette, state of the art light fixtures and bold modern art. The original dressing area closets, given a face lift with new finish and hardware, were the inspiration for the new custom vanity - modern in concept, but incorporating the grid detail found in the original casework.
Mid-sized trendy 3/4 black and white tile and mosaic tile mosaic tile floor and multicolored floor bathroom photo in San Francisco with a vessel sink, flat-panel cabinets, white cabinets and white countertops — Houzz
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susanrobertson wrote:

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De Meza + Architecture
Thank you Cynthia and Platemark design. They are correct, the drawer was constructed to fit around the plumbing.
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Frank Roels
You could also use this new set to adapt any drawer : www.fixol.eu
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rjcintron45 wrote:
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De Meza + Architecture
Yes, sorry about the typo!
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rjcintron45
Thank you for your help.
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Ronique & Co.
You're welcome! :)
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De Meza + Architecture
The paint color we used is Benjamin Moore Smoke #2122-40.
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Amy Chan
Looks great and a good fix to architects plans which has no storage at any bathroom sink. Who built it for you all?
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De Meza + Architecture
Hi Amy, We designed it but the guys at Design Workshops in Oakland CA built and installed it. If you need their contact information just let me know.
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mjoconno
How did you order the tile- was it all custom ordered? Or did you get the tiles and write out the words yourself and the shading?
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alex
glass mosaic
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gfabythesea
I would like to know as well. Nice job. Thanks for sharing
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De Meza + Architecture
Thanks for the questions. The counter top is 3/4" Chroma in Cascade White and polished. The vanity is Duravit 2nd Floor http://www.duravit.com/website/homepage/products/product_overview/series/2nd_floor.com-en.html. The cabinet maker is Design Workshops in Oakland, CA http://www.design-workshops.com/index.html
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farhatahmed
how can I order this cabinet and tiles, whats the price and delivery time?
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De Meza + Architecture
We would be happy to assist with the custom vanity and typically the lead time is 6 weeks, but depends on the fabricators work load. As for the tile, contact Ann Saks in San Francisco and inquire about Trend tile.
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De Meza + Architecture
Janet, sorry for the late reply. http://www.duravit.com/website/homepage/products/product_overview/series/2nd_floor.com-en.html.
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Yasmín
Ikea sells sinks that are similar in look... not sure you can mount the plumbing to the wall with theirs.
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De Meza + Architecture
Hello, we designed the drawers to wrap around the plumbing. If you look closely at the top drawer you can see the solution. Thanks for the question!
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Eileen
Buried plumbing
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De Meza + Architecture
Hello, the vanity is Duravit 2nd Floor http://www.duravit.com/website/homepage/products/product_overview/series/2nd_floor.com-en.html. Thanks for the question.
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gedleman
I have not seen tile that has this wonderful random pattern, or lack thereof. Were these all hand-laid? What is the tile? Thanks, Ginny
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De Meza + Architecture
It is Water Decor Marcelle wall lavatory faucet. Here's a link: http://waterdecor.com/ProductDetails.asp?cat=All&item=04506-087-1
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Quality Bath
You can purchase the Water Decor Marcelle Faucet at http://www.qualitybath.com/product~name~Marcelle+Wall+Mounted+Lavatory+Faucet+with+Cross+Handles~ID~50348.htm
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Jennifer Gustafson Interior Design
Hi Rosheen, this is a custom design by us and built by Design Workshops in Oakland. Thanks for the interest!
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De Meza + Architecture
Here is their website: http://www.design-workshops.com/
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De Meza + Architecture + Interiors
Tile is a 5/8"x5/8" glass tile set in a custom pattern from Dal Tile. Contact your local showroom for more inforamtion. Good Luck!
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De Meza + Architecture
This would be a lively color palette for a teens room.
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paoasal wrote:
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De Meza + Architecture
paoasal, we're not sure what your question is.
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keiki1988 wrote:
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De Meza + Architecture
Hi Keiki, thanks for the comment. You have great taste - this fixture is exquisite. Here's a product link: http://waterdecor.com/ProductDetails.asp?cat=All&item=04506-087-1
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De Meza + Architecture
Thanks for the interest, the yellow paint is Benjamin Moore Color Preview Sun Porch 2023-30. The towels were from Sue Fischer King http://www.suefisherking.com/
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Diane Strachowski wrote:
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De Meza + Architecture
Hello, apologies for the delayed response. They are from Sue Fischer King http://www.suefisherking.com/
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De Meza + Architecture
Hello, yes it is painted - Benjamin Moore Color Preview in Sun Porch 2023-30. Thanks and our apologies for the delay.
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catarinal wrote:
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De Meza + Architecture
Hello, the cabinet dimensions are: 1'-9 1/2" deep x 2'-3 1/2" wide.
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What Houzz contributors are saying:
Pangaea Interior Design, Portland, OR added this to Get More From Your Small Bathroom
Cabinets under the sink are often totally wasted space because they are just an empty box; once things go in, you can’t see anything at the back. Installing drawers under the sink maximizes every cubic inch of space. These drawers are U-shaped to slide around the pipes under the sink.Browse bathroom cabinets and shelves
The Home Editor: City & Small Space Consulting added this to Bathrooms Awash in Black and White Tile
This bathroom by De Meza + Architects gives black and white a fresh new look with custom mosaic tile.
Charmean Neithart Interiors added this to 14 Buzzworthy Yellow and Black Interiors
How about a shot of yellow for a fun surprise inside drawers? Simple additions of bright yellow towels and drawer paint make this black and white palette come alive. Tell us: Do you have yellow and black in your home? Buzz about it in the Comments section.More:Favorite Color Combinations: Gray and YellowBrighten Things Up With Yellow
Shawn Gauthier added this to Test-Drive a Touch of Neon
Paint the interior of your bathroom, kitchen or dresser drawers for a surprise whenever they’re opened. If you don't want to deal with paint, look for contact paper in bold shades.
Becky Harris added this to Get It Done: Organize the Bathroom for Well-Earned Bliss
InspirationDon't let this picture make you feel too bad — it was staged for a show house. It does provide great inspiration though; I particularly like the bright yellow drawer interiors.Note: Beware of using pretty ceramic boxes, planters or bowls to keep your bits and bobs organized. They often chip and break due to knocking into one another every time you open and shut the drawer. If you're simply dying to use them, you can glue the bowls and small trays to the bottom of the drawer.
Spry Architecture added this to Why Authenticity in Architecture Matters
5. San Francisco BathroomThis image reminds me of an Eric Carle illustration. The room has a wonderful use of color and texture in the floor and in the drawers. It's a whimsical space that isn't trying to be overly serious.More photos from this project
Hannah Kasper added this to 12 Smart Storage Solutions to Reduce Clutter
Another great place for a rollout is in the cabinet underneath the sink, as shown here. Often, plumbing gets in the way of seeing (and using) all the space in this area. A rollout helps eliminate this problem, making much of the space below easily accessible.
What Houzzers are commenting on:
Irene added this to Bathroom
Cabinets under the sink are often totally wasted space because they are just an empty box; once things go in, you can’t see anything at the back. Installing drawers under the sink maximizes every cubic inch of space. These drawers are U-shaped to slide around the pipes under the sink.








