No. 405
January 12, 2026
For a modern family that loves hosting, this guest bath was designed to be functional, yet breathtaking.
For a modern family that loves hosting, this guest bath was designed to be functional, yet breathtaking.
A bathroom featuring inverted fluting cabinet doors in rift cut white oak material. This bathroom went from outdated and unused, to functional and stunning.
A bathroom designed with intention, where every detail plays a role. Opening up the space by diving into another room allowed for a larger shower and makeup vanity. Taj Mahal stone brings softness and movement, inset cabinetry adds a tailored feel, and warm brass accents tie everything together. Finished with
By relocating a French door and removing a wall, we aligned the sink and range on one wall, improved clearances, and created room for a larger island. Designed for a love of baking, the layout shift transformed limited prep space into generous, continuous work surfaces—making the kitchen feel warmer, more
This home embraces a sleek, modern aesthetic with bold dark cabinetry and striking black granite surfaces in the kitchen and hall bath. The master bath offers a serene, spa-like retreat with bright quartzite accented by gold tones and softly lit mirrors. The contrast of moody sophistication and calming luxury creates