Brushstrokes of a Modern Masterpiece

The Concept

Considering limitations of the “Golden Years” to come was important to one of the clients, while the other’s Artist design philosophy required attention to a meaningful composition. Enlarging the cramped footprint of the bathroom, eliminating an unnecessary hallway, and completely relocating plumbing sculpted an inviting space. The palette (defined by watercolor tiles and natural wood) becomes the finishing brushstroke of this masterpiece.

Materials Selection

Statement hand-made Heath ceramic tile and streamlined cabinetry are the essential elements for this memorable palette. The feature tiles are applied to one focal wall, to visually guide the user into the space. The unique water color variations between the tiles are perfectly complimented by the clean, white engineered quartz which finishes the curb top, niche shelves, and countertop. The rest of the room is treated with neutral, textured tiles and warm natural cherry wood to emphasize the airy yet bold narrative.