Complete gut of this guest bathroom in Magnolia Greens. A standard acrylic surround was replaced with a custom tile shower with floating corner bench, recessed niche and barn door style, frameless glass shower door. A new vanity was installed with a Super White Quartz countertop and new porcelain tile was installed on the floor.

Whon Photography
Large urban underground carpeted staircase photo in Indianapolis with gray walls and no fireplace

Situated in Denton, Texas these clients sought a personalized home from the ground up. It was important that their eclectic style be evidenced in every facet of the home to reflect their lively personalities. The project scope encompassed the dining, kitchen, breakfast nook, living, master bedroom, and master bathroom. Color, fixtures, furnishings, materials, artwork, and accessories were carefully selected to reflect a collective atmosphere and communicate the common theme of vibrancy. One significant challenge was the husband's fear of color. While he has an outgoing personality he did not want the home to feel loud and obnoxious. Putting him at ease was accomplished by presenting a comprehensive design plan with samples laid out so that he gained a clear understanding of how the home would flow together in harmony. This family feels unashamedly comfortable in their perfectly curated oasis. Photos by Sally Sloan of Showcase Photographers

A luxury bathroom designed for personal expression and graceful living.
Example of a trendy bathroom design in New York

This young couple was ready to make some changes to their master bedroom. They already laid a great foundation for me: beautiful wall color, carpet and trim. We just needed to update their furnishings and make this space feel more like them. They requested a bedroom that was more classic than trendy and a space that feels relaxing and spa-like. I started with the big pieces. I know they liked the light, upholstered bed look, which is awesome because I get so many clients who shy away from this option for fear of it getting dirty. Next up were the case pieces: dresser, night stands, high boy. I know a lot of designers who favor designing a bedroom with non-matching sets, but in this case, I thought opting for matching nightstands and dressers was the most classic choice and will stand the test of time best. They also a requested an area for the wive to do her make up and hair separate from the bathroom with ample light. I found a vanity, replaced the matching stool with an accent chair in a grey ikat print and used a pair of existing lamps. Extra seating is provided at the end of the bed on a tufted grey bench. The inverted pleat drapes are custom made with black out lining. Accessories and wall art were added to infuse personality and warm up the space.

This young couple was ready to make some changes to their master bedroom. They already laid a great foundation for me: beautiful wall color, carpet and trim. We just needed to update their furnishings and make this space feel more like them. They requested a bedroom that was more classic than trendy and a space that feels relaxing and spa-like. I started with the big pieces. I know they liked the light, upholstered bed look, which is awesome because I get so many clients who shy away from this option for fear of it getting dirty. Next up were the case pieces: dresser, night stands, high boy. I know a lot of designers who favor designing a bedroom with non-matching sets, but in this case, I thought opting for matching nightstands and dressers was the most classic choice and will stand the test of time best. They also a requested an area for the wive to do her make up and hair separate from the bathroom with ample light. I found a vanity, replaced the matching stool with an accent chair in a grey ikat print and used a pair of existing lamps. Extra seating is provided at the end of the bed on a tufted grey bench. The inverted pleat drapes are custom made with black out lining. Accessories and wall art were added to infuse personality and warm up the space.

This bathroom space was gutted. It had two separate spaces for the bathroom, a vanity/ closet space and a shower/ toilet space. An acrylic shower surround was removed and a custom tile shower was installed with floating corner bench, recessed niche and barn door style frameless shower door. We install new wood look porcelain tile on the bathroom floor, a new vanity with a leathered fantasy brown vanity top and farmhouse style vanity lighting. We install a custom shiplap wainscoting to finish the look.

Helen Norona
Alcove bathtub - mid-sized transitional kids' gray tile and porcelain tile porcelain tile and gray floor alcove bathtub idea in Raleigh with an undermount sink, recessed-panel cabinets, white cabinets, granite countertops, a one-piece toilet and gray walls

This bathroom space was gutted. It had two separate spaces for the bathroom, a vanity/ closet space and a shower/ toilet space. An acrylic shower surround was removed and a custom tile shower was installed with floating corner bench, recessed niche and barn door style frameless shower door. We install new wood look porcelain tile on the bathroom floor, a new vanity with a leathered fantasy brown vanity top and farmhouse style vanity lighting. We install a custom shiplap wainscoting to finish the look.

This young couple was ready to make some changes to their master bedroom. They already laid a great foundation for me: beautiful wall color, carpet and trim. We just needed to update their furnishings and make this space feel more like them. They requested a bedroom that was more classic than trendy and a space that feels relaxing and spa-like. I started with the big pieces. I know they liked the light, upholstered bed look, which is awesome because I get so many clients who shy away from this option for fear of it getting dirty. Next up were the case pieces: dresser, night stands, high boy. I know a lot of designers who favor designing a bedroom with non-matching sets, but in this case, I thought opting for matching nightstands and dressers was the most classic choice and will stand the test of time best. They also a requested an area for the wive to do her make up and hair separate from the bathroom with ample light. I found a vanity, replaced the matching stool with an accent chair in a grey ikat print and used a pair of existing lamps. Extra seating is provided at the end of the bed on a tufted grey bench. The inverted pleat drapes are custom made with black out lining. Accessories and wall art were added to infuse personality and warm up the space.

This master on-suite bathroom feels sophisticated in it's mix of dark and light materials, from the dark grey-stained vanity and mirror, dark sable bronze finished faucetry by Sigma Faucet, and Slate Tile mixed with the light counters, dark faux stacked stone accent tile and light wood-look tile flooring.

This bathroom space was gutted. It had two separate spaces for the bathroom, a vanity/ closet space and a shower/ toilet space. An acrylic shower surround was removed and a custom tile shower was installed with floating corner bench, recessed niche and barn door style frameless shower door. We install new wood look porcelain tile on the bathroom floor, a new vanity with a leathered fantasy brown vanity top and farmhouse style vanity lighting. We install a custom shiplap wainscoting to finish the look.

Large transitional master porcelain tile ceramic tile and double-sink corner shower photo with white cabinets, a two-piece toilet, granite countertops and a hinged shower door

This bathroom space was gutted. It had two separate spaces for the bathroom, a vanity/ closet space and a shower/ toilet space. An acrylic shower surround was removed and a custom tile shower was installed with floating corner bench, recessed niche and barn door style frameless shower door. We install new wood look porcelain tile on the bathroom floor, a new vanity with a leathered fantasy brown vanity top and farmhouse style vanity lighting. We install a custom shiplap wainscoting to finish the look.

This bathroom space was gutted. It had two separate spaces for the bathroom, a vanity/ closet space and a shower/ toilet space. An acrylic shower surround was removed and a custom tile shower was installed with floating corner bench, recessed niche and barn door style frameless shower door. We install new wood look porcelain tile on the bathroom floor, a new vanity with a leathered fantasy brown vanity top and farmhouse style vanity lighting. We install a custom shiplap wainscoting to finish the look.

This young couple was ready to make some changes to their master bedroom. They already laid a great foundation for me: beautiful wall color, carpet and trim. We just needed to update their furnishings and make this space feel more like them. They requested a bedroom that was more classic than trendy and a space that feels relaxing and spa-like. I started with the big pieces. I know they liked the light, upholstered bed look, which is awesome because I get so many clients who shy away from this option for fear of it getting dirty. Next up were the case pieces: dresser, night stands, high boy. I know a lot of designers who favor designing a bedroom with non-matching sets, but in this case, I thought opting for matching nightstands and dressers was the most classic choice and will stand the test of time best. They also a requested an area for the wive to do her make up and hair separate from the bathroom with ample light. I found a vanity, replaced the matching stool with an accent chair in a grey ikat print and used a pair of existing lamps. Extra seating is provided at the end of the bed on a tufted grey bench. The inverted pleat drapes are custom made with black out lining. Accessories and wall art were added to infuse personality and warm up the space.

This bathroom space was gutted. It had two separate spaces for the bathroom, a vanity/ closet space and a shower/ toilet space. An acrylic shower surround was removed and a custom tile shower was installed with floating corner bench, recessed niche and barn door style frameless shower door. We install new wood look porcelain tile on the bathroom floor, a new vanity with a leathered fantasy brown vanity top and farmhouse style vanity lighting. We install a custom shiplap wainscoting to finish the look.

Large transitional master porcelain tile ceramic tile and double-sink corner shower photo with white cabinets, a two-piece toilet, granite countertops and a hinged shower door

Project involved total demo of a condo in Boca and redesigning the space to an open look for entertaining. Wood laminate flooring adds warmth and durability without fear of warping. Ceiling customized with stepping outlines the spaces and provides for lighting where concrete ceilings would not allow lighting. Woven custom shades and sheer panels create a light air look to the space with views out to the intercoastal. Kitchen is all white, counter top for island is Calacutta white, back splash is white glass installed as three horizontal continuous rows. All doors are customized in espresso wood finish and opague glass centers. Master Bedroom wall is expanded by sliding wood and Lumicor panels of reeds to create a beautiful back drop to the bed. Design by Karla Trincanello. Photo by Jason Juliano