Presidio Heights Pueblo Revival - Bath VanitiesTraditional Bathroom, San Francisco
Photographer: John Sutton
pierret wrote:Aug 29, 2011sjuthani wrote:Dec 7, 2012lizzietaps wrote:Nov 7, 2013
PROThe Legacy Dream Luxury Company
Where the vanity is from? Its absolutely beautiful. Another great option besides the storage shelf shown that would keep the integrity of the gorgeous design, would be adding an over the counter storage unit that's clear down to its glossy handles! The perfect example of this is on sale now in the Houzz marketplace at http://www.houzz.com/photos/52523042/lid=37731778/Luxury-Beauty-Case-and-Makeup-Organizer-modern-storage-and-organization
Enjoy!May 21, 2016
ssdarb
Could you please answer:
- the dimensions of the tower (h, w, d) of the operable part of the tower (not counting the box on top that does not open)
- the ceiling height?
Thank you - this is my inspiration bathroom and we have the exact amount of space available to build it.
May 12, 2017
drich1 wrote:Nov 18, 2011whitelace wrote:Jun 8, 2013whitelace
There are three steps involved hanging the light fixtures in the bathroom. The three steps: 1. Need a electrician to install electrical boxes. 2. Mirror company to cut an opening for the sconces; then hang the mirrors on the wall with glue. Lastly, you will need again, an electrician to wire the light fixtures and secure them to the electrical boxes and mirrors. Walla .... 'It is beautiful'.July 21, 2013irhlb
Just a note about the color Vapor-238 on the bathroom wall - it is made by the paint company "C2", not Benjamin Moore. (BM Vapor is a beautiful creamy white).October 17, 2013
Felicia Coleman wrote:Jun 4, 2015mml_54 wrote:Aug 20, 2014
PROGast Architects
There is a store locator on C2paint.com, however, Arizona is not represented.December 19, 2014
canoron wrote:Nov 4, 2012
Junee Bug
I am assuming there is a vent since there are no windows. I hate having to open windows and close it every time i shower. It brings in cold air and its no fun when you want to shower at night. We have no vent and our window is mostly out of necessity to vent air. We opted to install shower farthest from window for that reason. Why do you want to add a window if there is no other way but up? I like the windows for scenery if there are great views outside and still offers privacy, but not if i only see skies, i'd prefer a skylight.April 25, 2014Nan Schnabel
I have two bathrooms with no windows so I did have to go up! I put skylights in the ceilings of each and love them. Mine are Velux and open by a motor. In addition I have shades between the panes of glass which are also power operated and if it starts to rain, doesn't matter if we're home or not, a rain sensor closes them automatically. I've had no problem with leakage but you do need to keep your room well ventilated during showers so as to eliminate the possibility of condensation.August 13, 2014
seafarerdesigns wrote:Oct 16, 2012cani
If you click on more info right below the picture it brings up the green stickers with the info.February 10, 2013
ddshell wrote:Jul 12, 2012donnapolidano wrote:Jun 27, 2012dianezeigler
This makes so much sense to use this tower for storage. I want to do this in my bathroom. The bottom of the tower will be like an appliance garage to hide the electric toothbrushes, the razor, and the hair dryer. It will have outlets in it. Also, it will give me a place to put towel rings. I have struggled with where to put hand towels because there is no room on the walls for them. This is a great solution for us.July 28, 2012
Lisa Stacy wrote:Apr 1, 2012
Emily H
Yeah, there is a lot of storage apparent in this bathroom, which goes a long, long way to keeping counters tidy as well.April 2, 2012
Lauren wrote:Mar 13, 2012Kerry
I'd love to know the dimensions of the vanity & the tower as well. We're playing with two different master bath layout options & one that has the better shower configuration only has a 6' vanity space but the other has 9' but less optimal shower placement.January 23, 2013ssdarb
Please give dimensions of tower. This is my inspiration photo and my cabinet maker is starting tomorrow! My vanity is almost exactly the width of yours and the left side is against the wall just like in your photo. My vanity box will be 96" wide (8') with one more inch for marble to hang over on the right side. We asked the cabinet maker to build a tower like yours but he's saying it should be 20" wide. I think that's too wide. Please tell me what your dimensions are because I think yours looks balanced and I want him to copy it. Thanks!
May 10, 2017
enlong wrote:Jul 26, 2011catjackabby
Is French limestone pretty common? I am having such a hard time making a decision on shower and floor for my master. My counter is crema marfil so it is pretty plain to coordinate with. I am not sure to use tumbled or cobbled edge tile with it, etc..January 5, 2012C. C. Jones
This looks like travertine. It looks like a small tile though, like less than 12 x12. It could be polished marble too, but it looks like travertine. Be careful buying stone flooring. The tone (greenish, yellowish, white) can all vary by lot and the cheap stuff has a ton of filler.February 2, 2015
Kim Ross wrote:Jul 13, 2011
Chris Schmidt
The color of the vanity could possibly be "White Dove" from Benjamin Moore.. OC-17June 23, 2014
Jen Quisberg wrote:Feb 7, 2016
PROLange Custom Woodworking, Inc.
Jen, We did not manufacture this; you most likely found it in our ideas book. Sorry about the confusion. I would go to Gast Architects for the dimensions.
February 18, 2016- PRO
Gast Architects
The vanity overall length is 7'-9" (not including the 5" backsplash return visible at far left.
February 29, 2016
sebrooks wrote:Apr 26, 2015- PRO
Gast Architects
Many more details about this image, including paint color, can be found under the green tags after you click "More Info".
June 23, 2015
stellart wrote:Nov 12, 2013
PROJohn Sutton Photography
Thanks for your question. It is a beautiful bathroom and full of storage options. You will have better luck directing your question to http://www.houzz.com/pro/gastarchitects/gast-architects. They designed the bathroom and have the answer.November 12, 2013stellart
We are remodeling our master bath and the vanity will be custom made but I have to figure out the 'custom'. We are having it be lower 30in and using small countertop sinks. it will be 133 in long with a drop down at about 55 in of about two inches to go under the window. The shower will be handicapped 'drive in'. I need vanity storage ideas and LOVE your website. Thank you so much. StellartNovember 12, 2013
ndamico330 wrote:Sep 30, 2012- PRO
Gast Architects
Depending on the type of mirror, it might be okay. However, it is really hard to do. If you try to attempt this make sure you have a professional do it after surveying whether it will be possible.October 4, 2012
fontenot4 wrote:Feb 7, 2012
Ella Baga wrote:Dec 22, 2011
Stacy Foster wrote:Sep 9, 2011
PROCirca Lighting
These are the Vendome Single Sconces available through Circa Lighting. They come in several different finishes with different shade options as well. Call 877.762.2323 for more information or visit http://circalighting.com
January 25, 2012
ascmabel wrote:Dec 9, 2015- PRO
Gast Architects
Please click the "More Info" link at the right under the picture. Numerous items in this bathroom can be found specified there by scrolling over the green tags.
December 9, 2015
hushkab wrote:Nov 9, 2015- PRO
Gast Architects
The most reliable answer to your question will come from a marble supplier.
December 3, 2015
Courtney Stroud Speights wrote:Jun 20, 2015- PRO
Gast Architects
Many more details about this image, including paint color, can be found under the green tags after you click "More Info".
June 23, 2015
Crystal Dulin wrote:Jun 20, 2015- PRO
Gast Architects
Many more details about this image, including paint color, can be found under the green tags after you click "More Info".
June 23, 2015
Ohanna M. Fernandes wrote:Jun 16, 2015- PRO
Gast Architects
Many more details about this image, including paint color, can be found under the green tags after you click "More Info".
June 23, 2015
MolGirl wrote:May 23, 2015- PRO
Gast Architects
Many more details about this image, including paint color, can be found under the green tags after you click "More Info".
June 23, 2015
Taryn Isaacs wrote:May 21, 2015- PRO
Gast Architects
Many more details about this image, including backsplash information, can be found under the green tags after you click "More Info".
June 23, 2015
Bethann Olsavsky wrote:May 1, 2015- PRO
Gast Architects
All of these cabinets were custom built for the project, I'm sorry to say that there isn't a direct source or price quote for it.
May 11, 2015
turquoiselady wrote:Feb 1, 2015- PRO
Gast Architects
Many more details about this image, including flooring information, can be found under the green tags after you click "More Info".
June 23, 2015
adcmarlow wrote:Jan 6, 2015- PRO
Gast Architects
Many more details about this image, including paint color, can be found under the green tags after you click "More Info".
June 23, 2015
jmeagrow wrote:Nov 17, 2014- PRO
Gast Architects
The vanity overall length is 7'-9" (not including the 5" backsplash return visible at far left.December 15, 2014
cullo1684 wrote:Oct 5, 2014Amy wrote:Oct 29, 2013- PRO
John Sutton Photography
This is such a great bathroom. Beautiful materials and full of light. I would direct your question to the architects http://www.houzz.com/pro/gastarchitects/gast-architects. They know the details and...... how to design an awesome bathroom.October 30, 2013
Cyndi Whitehead wrote:Oct 23, 2013
510lake wrote:Sep 21, 2013josiemaria wrote:Aug 21, 2013litchult wrote:Jun 7, 2013wfb3525 wrote:Nov 6, 2012movingtode
What is the make and model of the handles and knobs? Also, who is the manufacturer of the tile floor?November 8, 2013
gatorblu wrote:Jul 27, 2012busystephanie wrote:Jan 15, 2012kdona wrote:Jan 5, 2012- PRO
TriciaS
Sconces are by Visual Comfort....you can buy them from circa lighting. It's the vendome single arm sconce in polished nickel.
http://www.circalighting.com/details.aspx?pid=548January 11, 2012
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heartdoc wrote:Jan 11, 2012What Houzz contributors are saying:
A touch of stainless in a bathroom makes it look so clean. While crystal knobs are a great choice for making a bathroom light, airy and crisp, bar pulls add a feeling of sleek masculinity that's perfect for a master bath.More:The Right Hardware: Jewelry for Your HomeBrowse hardware products
Amp the storage. Take a good look at your bathroom. Are your storage options carrying their weight? If you’re renovating, make storage one of your top priorities by thinking of all the ways you can sneak it in, such as adding a vanity tower like this.
10. It's the little details that make this beautiful bathroom stand out. There's a lot of storage in this bathroom's custom vanity. The his and her sinks are divided by several shared storage spaces — a unique but practical touch.
Ideally, you’d install a vanity tower during a remodel (or new construction) so it could be perfectly integrated with your vanity and overall bathroom layout — but it can be added to your bathroom even years later.To add one to an existing bathroom, order it from the company who made your original vanity, or have one built to match.
What Houzzers are commenting on:
I like the hand towel placement on the center vanity medicine cabinet!
J'aime le style de vanité et le rangement sur le comptoir
Photos in Presidio Heights Pueblo Revival
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